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 == Conjunction ==
 * connect or coordinate ideas, sentences, or thoughts
+=== coordinator ===
+* and, or
+>> to do
+===correlative conjunction===
+* creates pairs of contrasting verbs and/or ideas
+* include:
+** ''both, and''
+** ''either, or''
+** ''neither, nor''
+** ''not only, but ''
+** ''rather, or''
 === coordinating conjunction ===
-===correlative conjunctions===
+* = combine independent clauses (clauses that can stand as sentences on their own)
-=== subordinating conjunctions===
+* known as "FANBOYS"
+** for '''''F'''or, '''A'''nd, '''B'''ut, '''O'''r, '''Y'''et & '''S'''o''
+{| class="wikitable" margin-left:10px"
+|+ The 7 coordinating conjunctions
+|-
+! Alphab. list !!colspan="2" | FANBOYS list
+|-
+| and || F || for
+|-
+|but || A || and
+|-
+|for || N || nor
+|-
+|or || B || but
+|-
+|nor || O || or
+|-
+|so || Y || yet
+|-
+|yet||S|| so
+|-
+|}
+=== subordinating conjunction ===
+* = conjunctions that "subordinate" or turn an independent clause into a subordinate clause, i.e., a sentence that cannot stand on its own
+* = create a need for additional information and sets up or adds to the information that follows in the dominant or main clause
+** ex.: "The dog played with his toy every day until it wore out" can be phrased using a subordinating conjunction, as per:
+** "Until it wore out, the dog played with his toy every day."
+*** "Until it wore out" is not a complete sentence or thought
+* subordinating conjunctions are sometimes referred to as SWABI for
+** '''''S'''ince, '''W'''hen, '''A'''fter, '''B'''ecause & '''I'''f''
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+ Subordinating conjunctions (SWABI)
+|-
+| after || although || as || as if || as long as
+|-
+| as much as || as soon as || as though || because || before
+|-
+| even  || even if || even though || if || if only
+|-
+| if then || if when|| inasmuch || just as || lest
+|-
+| now || now that || now when || once || provided
+|-
+| provided that || rather than || since || so that || supposing
+|-
+| than || that || though || till || unless
+|-
+| until || when || whenever || where || whereas
+|-
+| where if || wherever || whether || which || while
+|-
+| who || whoever || why
+|-
+|}
+* see
+** [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conjunction_(grammar) Conjunction (grammar) (wiki)]]
 === conjunctive adverbs ===
+* also called "linking adverbs"
+* referred to as THAMOs
+** >>
+* create or indicate a relationship between two thoughts
+** "complete thoughts" = independent clauses
+** "thoughts" = predicate, i.e., as created by the verb and its complements (things that follow the verb)
 === other types of conjunctions ===
 * Sources:
-** Correlative Conjunctions - Examples & Exercises (gingersoftware.com)
+** [https://www.gingersoftware.com/content/grammar-rules/conjunctions/correlative-conjunctions/ Correlative Conjunctions (gingersoftware.com)]
 **[https://www.wordagents.com/types-of-conjunctions/ types of conjunctions (wordagents.com)]
 ** [https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/english_as_a_second_language/esl_students/combining_sentences/conjunctions_and_coordination.html Conjunctions and Coordination (owl.purdue)]