Joining words are Conjunctions. Practice makes perfect. So get on with it. The answers are given in the brackets. Note 1: When a sentence begins with a conjunction a comma must be added. Example: The box was heavy. I lifted it. [Although//eventhough the box was heavy, I lifted it.] Though and yet should be used … Continue reading Conjunctions
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