These connectors can join two "independent
clauses' together.
| |
CLAUSE 1 |
CLAUSE 2 |
JOINED WITH A COMMA & CONNECTOR |
FOR
because |
He couldn't go home. |
He had
no place to go. |
He couldn't go home , for he had no place to go. |
AND
addition |
I took a taxi. |
She drove home. |
I took a taxi , and she drove home. |
NOR
|
He didn't want help. |
He didn't ask for it |
He didn't want help, nor did he ask for it. |
BUT
contrast |
I wanted to go late. |
She wanted to go
on time. |
I wanted to go late, but she wanted to go
on time. |
OR
|
She cooked dinner. |
He took her out to a restaurant. |
She cooked dinner, or he took her out to a restaurant. |
YET
though |
She owned a car. |
She didn't know how to drive it. |
She owned a car, yet she didn't know how to drive it. |
SO
result |
She had to go. |
She called a friend to drive her. |
She had to go, so she called a friend to
drive her. |