Assignment BI Task 1

Task 1.
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1.1 Definition of Conjunctions
Conjunctions is the art of joining together or combination or union. Conjunction is use to join any
words or group of words and other than a relative pronoun. It also help to connect words,
phrases or clauses. There are three kind of Conjunction that is coordinating conjunction, and
subordinating conjunction.
1.1.1
Coordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions use to connect words, phrases and clauses by using conjunction.
Examples of Coordinating Conjunctions are:-
1.1.2
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
for
and
nor
but
or
yet
Subordinating Conjunction
A subordinating conjunction use to join a subordinating clause to a main clause. The following is
a list of the most common subordinating conjunctions.
after
although
as
as if
as long as
as much as
as long as
because
before
how
if
in as much
in order that
lest
now that
that
even
even though
once
than
where
until
wherever
where
provided that
why
whoever
which
whatever
now that
now when
just as
1.1.3
since
so that
than
whenever
while
though
till
unless
until
when
Correlative Conjunctions
As suggested by their name, correlative conjunctions correlate, working in pairs to join phrases
or words that carry equal importance within a sentence. Like many of the most interesting parts
of speech, correlative conjunctions are fun to use. At the same time, there are some important
rules to remember for using them correctly. There are some examples of this kind of
conjunctions:both / and
either / or
such / that
no sooner / then
1.2
not only / but also

whether / or
scarcely / when
rather / then
neither / nor
as / as
as many / as
Definition of Prepositions
A preposition is a word which precedes a noun or a pronoun to show the nouns or the
pronouns relationship to another word in the sentence. There are two important kind proposition
that is proposition time and proposition place.
1.2.1
Examples of Prepositions for Time
Prepositions for Time
Use of
Example
1. on
days of the week
on Monday
2.
months / seasons
in August / in winter
time of day
in the morning
in
year
in 2006
after a certain period

of time (when?)
in an hour
for night
at night
for weekend
at the weekend
a certain point of
time (when?)
at half past nine
4. since
from a certain point of

time (past till now)
since 1980
5. for
over a certain period

of time (past till now)
for 2 years
6. ago
a certain time in the

past
2 years ago
7. before
earlier than a certain

point of time
before 2004
8. to
telling the time
ten to six (5:50)
9. past
telling the time
ten past six (6:10)
10. to / till / until
marking the beginning

and end of a period of
time
from Monday to/till

Friday
11. till / until
in the sense of how

long something is
going to last
He is on holiday
until Friday.
12. by
in the sense of at the

latest
up to a certain time
I will be back by 6
oclock.
By 11 o'clock, I had
read five pages.
3. at
1.2.2
Examples of Prepositions for Place
Prepositions for Place

1. In
2. at
Usage
Example
in the kitchen, in London
room, building, street, town,

country
book, paper etc.
car, taxi
in the picture, in the world
picture, world
meaning next
object
for table
to,
by
an
in the book
in the car, in a taxi
at the door, at the station

at the table
at a concert, at the party
3. on
for events
place where you are to do

something typical (watch a
film, study, work)
attached
the picture on the wall
for a place with a river
being on a surface
for a certain side (left, right)
London lies
Thames.
on the table
for a floor in a house
on the left
for public transport
on the first floor
for television, radio
on the bus, on a plane
at the cinema, at school,

at work
on
the
on TV, on the radio

4. by, next to, beside
left or right of somebody or

something
Jane is standing by / next

to / beside the car.
5. under
on the ground, lower than (or

covered by) something else
the bag is under the table
6. below
lower than something else

but above ground
the fish are below the

surface
7. over
covered by something else
put a jacket over your shirt
meaning more than
over 16 years of age
getting to the other side

(also across)
overcoming an obstacle
walk over the bridge
climb over the wall
8. above
higher than something else,

but not directly over it
a path above the lake
9. across

(also over)
walk across the bridge
swim across the lake
10. through
something with limits on top,

bottom and the sides
drive through the tunnel
11. to
go to the cinema
movement to person or
building
movement to a place or
country
for bed
12. into
enter a room / a building
go into the kitchen / the

house
13. towards
movement in the direction of

something (but not directly to
go 5 steps towards the

house
go to London / Ireland
go to bed
it)
14. onto
15. from
1.3 Definition Interjection
movement to the top of

something
jump onto the table
in the sense of where from
a flower from the garden
The dictionary defines interjection as an exclamation inserted into an utterance without

grammatical connection to it or any of a class of words used without meaning. An interjection is
essentially almost any word in English that you can insert into a sentence to convey emotions.
Examples:Absolutely
Eek
Bah humbug
Achoo
Eh
Behold
Ack
Gee
Bingo
Ahh
Geepers
Blah
Aha
Gee Whiz
Bless you
Ahem
Golly
Boo
Ahoy
Goodnes
Bravo
Agreed
Goodness Gracious
Cheers
Alas
Gosh
Crud
Alright
Ha
Darn
Alrighty
Hallelujah
Dang
Alrighty-roo
Hey
Doh
Alack
Hi
Drat
Amen
Hmm
Duh
Anytime
Huh
Please
Argh
Indeed
Rats
Anyhoo
Jeez
Shoot
Anyhow
My gosh
Shucks
As if
No
There
Attaboy
Now
Tut
Attagirl
Nah
Uggh
Awww
Oops
Waa
Awful
Ouch
What
Bam
Phew
Woah
Yay
Yes
Woops
Yikes
Wow
1.4 Three type of Conjunction, Preposition and interjection from Informal Letter
1.4.1 Conjunctions
Sentences that contain conjunctions
Conjunction
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Functions of Conjunction
s
for
I'm now preparing a few materials for the

meeting this weekend.
used to indicate the place

someone or something is
going to or toward.
used to indicate the person
or thing that something is
sent or given to.
used to indicate the thing
that something is meant to
be used with.
My students have all sent letters to their
and
To suggest that one idea is
foster children (including photos and small
chronologically sequential to
gifts), so hopefully we'll get some responses
another.
from Cebu by the end of the month!

so
to such a great extent.

to a degree that is suggested
or stated.
to a great degree.
very or extremely.
without any doubt.

1.4.2 Prepositions
Sentences that contain Prepositions
Basically, I'll just introduce the Sadako's
Prepositions
with
Functions of Prepositions
School program with some general

information and some photos, then we can
share the highlights of our own experiences
to
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in a direction toward so as
to reach.
used to indicate the place,
person or thing that
someone or something
moves toward.
used as a function word to

indicate purpose,
intention, tendency, result,
or end.
by
close to or next to
(something or someone).
up to and beyond
(something or someone).
at or to (someone's
home).
identifying the agent
performing an action.
1.4.3 Interjection
Sentences that contain Interjection
Hi, Simon
Interjection
hi
Bye.
bye
Yes, I agree it can be a challenge to meet
good luck
the needs of a class with different levels.
with this!
Good luck with this!
used as a friendly greeting
or to attract attention.
Used to express farewell.
A type of happy.
It shows emotion.
3.5 Three type of Conjunction, Preposition and interjection from Academic Writing
(Story)
1.5.1 Conjunctions
Millie though Azras dance was beautiful but
Conjunctions
but
she felt disappointed too.
Functions of Conjunctions
To suggest in an affirmative sense
what the first part of the sentence
implied in a negative way.
In general, but links elements
(clauses and phrases) which have
the same syntactic role.
The position of but as conjunction
is fixed to the clause boundary.
Perhaps her fairy dress and wings were
and
only for the ballet after all.
To suggest that one idea is

chronologically sequential to
Show the other girls and suggest that they
even
another.
"Even" can be combined with the
get tins of beads too. The game is called
words "though," "when" and "if." It
swapping beads, and thats what you do,
emphasizes that a result is
try to get good swaps to make your
unexpected. Study the following
collection even better.
examples and explanations to

learn how these expressions
Millie tried to ignore them and clapped the
as / as
dancers as hard as she could.
differ.
used to indicate that something
happens during the time when
something else is taking place.
used to indicate by comparison
the way that something happens
or is done.
1.5.2 Prepositions
Sentences that contain Prepositions
I have some smooth blue glass beads from
Prepositions
from
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indicating the point in space
a broken necklace, said Millies Mum.
at which a journey, motion, or

action starts.
used to indicate the starting
point of a physical movement
or action.
used to take something from
others.
where someone lives or was
born.
Everyone wanted to swap beads with Millie
for
because they were secretly hoping they

someone or something is
could swap for the twinkling silver bead.
going to or toward.
used to indicate the person or
thing that something is sent
or given to.
used to indicate the thing that
something is meant to be
used with.
I thought you were a real fairy in your
In
window, she said.
expressing the situation of

something that is or appears
to be enclosed or surrounded
by something else.
expressing a period of time
during which an event
happens or a situation
Millie turned away and went into her house
into
feeling sad.
remains the case.

expressing movement or
action with the result that
becomes enclosed or
surrounded by something
else.
expressing movement or
action with the result that
makes physical contact with
something else.
1.5.3 Interjection
Im getting left out now, she said.
Interjection
now
Hi Millie, Azra said.

Wow! said Millie.
at the present time or moment.
without further delay; immedi
hi
ately; at once.
used as a friendly greeting or
wow
to attract attention.
impress and excite (someone)
greatly.
1.6 Three type of Conjunction, Preposition and interjection from Academic Writing
(Comic)
1.6.1 Conjunctions
Then inevitably, black Friday crept into
Conjunctions
then
travel Wednesday.
And for you to get back to work!
for
after that; next; afterwards.
next in order of place.
in that case; as a consequence; i
n those circumstances.
someone or something is going
to or toward.
used to indicate the person or
thing that something is sent or
given to.
used to indicate the thing that
something is meant to be used
with.
I gotta check out before this deal
before
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during the period of time
expires!
preceding (a particular event or

time).
1.6.2 Prepositions
Sentences that contain
Prepositions
Prepositions
First daylight saving time was
until
extended until black friday.

Sorry, I meant to say Buy! Buy!
to
up to the time that or when; til.
in a direction toward so as to reach.
used to indicate the place, person or
thing that someone or something
moves toward.
used as a function word to indicate

purpose, intention, tendency, result, or
end.
Did you all hear the one about
about
on the subject of; concerning.

used to express location in a particular
place.
nearly; almost.
1.6.3 Interjection
Boo! Boo!
Interjection
boo!
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Use to bully someone.
Said suddenly to surprise.
someone who is unaware of

one's presence.
Quick! Pass the Wi-Fi password!
Hic! Todays bargains?
quick!
hey!
Used rapidly.
Suddenly shout for something.
Shoe expressions .
used to attract attention, to
express surprise, interest, or
annoyance
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not only / but also

Examples of Prepositions for Time

Prepositions for Time

days of the week

after a certain period

at half past nine

from a certain point of

over a certain period

a certain time in the

earlier than a certain

telling the time

ten to six (5:50)

telling the time

ten past six (6:10)

10. to / till / until

marking the beginning

from Monday to/till

11. till / until

in the sense of how

in the sense of at the

Examples of Prepositions for Place

Prepositions for Place

room, building, street, town,

in the picture, in the world

at the door, at the station

place where you are to do

the picture on the wall

for a place with a river

for a certain side (left, right)

for a floor in a house

for public transport

on the first floor

for television, radio

on the bus, on a plane

at the cinema, at school,

on TV, on the radio

left or right of somebody or

Jane is standing by / next

on the ground, lower than (or

the bag is under the table

lower than something else

the fish are below the

covered by something else

put a jacket over your shirt

meaning more than

over 16 years of age

getting to the other side

walk over the bridge

climb over the wall

higher than something else,

a path above the lake

getting to the other side

walk across the bridge

swim across the lake

something with limits on top,

drive through the tunnel

enter a room / a building

go into the kitchen / the

movement in the direction of

go 5 steps towards the

movement to the top of