Ahamad, Sitti Adelene V. September 14, 2015

JD4103 Legal Research and Thesis Writing

Rules on Conjunction

A conjunction is a part of speech that connects. It can connect sentences, clauses, groups of words, or two individual words. It is divided into three types; coordinating subordinating and correlative. Coordinating joins words, groups of words, or clauses, and gives them equal importance. Subordinating conjunction connects a main (independent) and subordinate (dependent) clause. The clause beginning with a subordinating conjunction is always the subordinate clause, which depends on the main clause and cannot exist without it. Correlative conjunctions are pairs. They connect balanced clauses, phrases or words. The elements which they connect are usually similar in structure or length.

(http://speakspeak.com/resources/english-grammar-rules/conjunctions)

Road of Marketing Graduate to a Law Student

Months ago since i acquired my marketing degree in FEU manila. It took me 200% of guts to pursue my degree in law. I was clueless and ignorant what law school would bring me since my pre law is marketing management. 4rd week of law school exhaust me and bring me to the point of almost giving up. There were many cases to read and provisions to memorize. Recitations and exams are extremely terrifying to extent of me praying to god that i hope my professor will skip my recitation card because i wasn't able to read the case assigned. Despite of my current struggle in law school, I'am still here fighting for my dreams and my family's dream, hoping that someday someone will protect and fight for them.