Different types of Conjunction and Examples

Conjunction

Comparison

1. Like
2. As
3. Than
4. As…as
5. More…than
6. Less…than
7. The same…as
8. So…as
9. Not as…as
10. As much as

Cause and Effect

1. Because
2. So
3. Therefore
4. As a result
5. Consequently
6. Hence
7. Thus
8. Since
9. Due to
10. Owing to

Conjunction

Emphasis

1. Indeed
2. Certainly
3. Absolutely
4. Definitely
5. Undoubtedly
6. Surely
7. Obviously
8. Clearly
9. In fact
10. Even

Addition

1. And
2. Also
3. Too
4. In addition
5. Besides
6. Furthermore
7. Moreover
8. Not only…but also
9. As well as
10. Either…or

Illustration

1. For example
2. Such as
3. Like
4. As
5. Including
6. Namely
7. To illustrate
8. In other words
9. That is
10. For instance

Conjunction

Opinion

1. In my opinion
2. I believe
3. I think
4. It seems to me
5. It appears that
6. To my mind
7. Personally
8. As far as I’m concerned
9. From my point of view
10. In my view

Conclusion

1. In conclusion
2. In summary
3. To sum up
4. To conclude
5. Finally
6. Lastly
7. In short
8. All in all
9. Altogether
10. In brief

Persuasion

1. Therefore
2. Thus
3. Consequently
4. Hence
5. As a result
6. So
7. Because
8. Since
9. Due to
10. Owing to

 60 example sentences

Comparison Conjunctions

1. She sings like a professional singer.
2. He works as hard as anyone I know.
3. You are smarter than I am.
4. She is as tall as her mother.
5. This car is more expensive than the other one.
6. This task requires less time than we expected.
7. The movie was the same length as the book.
8. He’s not so patient as his brother.
9. This cake is not as sweet as the one we had yesterday.
10. I enjoy reading as much as I enjoy writing.

Cause and Effect Conjunctions

1. I didn’t go to the party because I was feeling unwell.
2. She was tired, so she went to bed early.
3. It rained heavily, therefore the game was canceled.
4. The road was closed, as a result, we had to take a different route.
5. The project was delayed, consequently, the launch was postponed.
6. The weather forecast predicted rain, hence we canceled the picnic.
7. He didn’t study, thus he failed the exam.
8. Since it’s raining, let’s stay indoors.
9. The event was canceled due to bad weather.
10. The flight was delayed owing to technical issues.

Conjunction

Emphasis Conjunctions

1. Indeed, she is one of the best athletes on the team.
2. You are certainly going to pass the exam with your hard work.
3. This is absolutely the best pizza I’ve ever had.
4. She is definitely the most talented singer in the competition.
5. Undoubtedly, this is a breakthrough in science.
6. The new policy will surely benefit everyone.
7. It’s obviously a mistake in the report.
8. The instructions were clearly written for everyone to understand.
9. In fact, he is the youngest person to win the award.
10. She was even more excited about the surprise than I expected.

Addition Conjunctions

1. She likes to read and write stories.
2. He’s a great leader, and he’s also very humble.
3. I want to go to the concert too.
4. In addition, we need to discuss the budget for the project.
5. Besides being a doctor, he’s also a published author.
6. The project is going well. Furthermore, the team is very motivated.
7. She is intelligent. Moreover, she is very kind-hearted.
8. Not only is he a talented musician, but also a great teacher.
9. We need a new plan as well as additional resources.
10. You can either have coffee or tea with your breakfast.

Illustration Conjunctions

1. There are many sports to choose from, for example, soccer and basketball.
2. He enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking and biking.
3. She dances like a professional ballerina.
4. He works as a consultant for several companies.
5. The bakery offers a variety of pastries, including croissants and muffins.
6. Three countries were represented at the conference, namely, Japan, France, and Germany.
7. Let me illustrate this point with an example.
8. He is very punctual, in other words, he always arrives on time.
9. He is the manager, that is, he makes the final decisions.
10. I enjoy tropical fruits, for instance, mangoes and pineapples.

Conjunction

Opinion Conjunctions

1. In my opinion, this is the best movie of the year.
2. I believe we should start the project next week.
3. I think it’s going to rain tomorrow.
4. It seems to me that we need more information before making a decision.
5. It appears that the meeting has been rescheduled.
6. To my mind, this is a fair solution for everyone.
7. Personally, I prefer coffee over tea.
8. As far as I’m concerned, the matter is resolved.
9. From my point of view, we should reconsider the plan.
10. In my view, teamwork is essential for success.

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