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Definitions from the WebAdversative ConjunctionDefinition: An adversative conjunction is a type of conjunction used to show contrast or opposition between two clauses or sentences. Usage Examples:1. As a coordinating conjunction: - The weather is beautiful today, but I forgot my umbrella. - He studied the whole night, yet he couldn't pass the exam. - She likes chocolate, while her sister prefers vanilla. 2. As a subordinating conjunction: - Although it was raining, the game continued. - While I understand your point, I still believe I am right. - Even though they were tired, they kept on dancing. Related Products:Explore related books and resources on Amazon: | ||||
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