Name

Name

: Sarifatul Ulya

Student Number: 06091401037

Class

: IVB1

1. Coordinate ConnectorsKind of coordinate connectors are:

and, but, for, or, so, and yetThe function of

And: to add the word before

But: against.

Yet: same with but ( before yet positive sentence and after yet

negative sentence ).

Or: comparison.

So: cause and effect

Example :

I want to go to the JogJakarta, Bali and Bandung.

You will buy orange or apple.

He must to go to school, but he is still sick.

Hes pleasant enough, yet I dont like him.

John had a bad cold, so I took him to the doctor.

2..Adverb ConnectorsKind of adverb connectors are :

Condition

If

In case

Provided

Providing

Unless

Whether

Contrast

Although

Even though

Though

While

Whereas Manner

As

In that Place

Where

Wherever

Example:

If the teacher cancels the class, we will go to a movie.In case there's an emergency, you can call this number.Dont come unless I telephone.

Although John hurried, he was late to school.

She went out, though it was raining.

I like the job even though it is badly paid.

I think of him all the time while he doesn't even know me.We can buy the bag provided we have enough money.I met Mary as I was coming home.

I dont know whether its possibleHe thought I was lying, whereas I was telling the truth.2. Adverb Time Connectors

Kind of adverb time connectors are:

ConnectorsUsage/MeaningExamples

Whenused when the two actions happen at the same time I was shocked when I saw my picture in the newspaper.

AfterLater than the time when After you finish dinner, you should put the plate away.

BeforeEarlier than the time when Before he left for work this morning, he forgot to turn off the TV.

Whilemeaning 'during the time' While we were waiting for you, we saw a famous person.

AsWhen, while As Rita was walking home, it rained.

Sincefrom that time until now Since we were young, we have been good friends.

UntilTo the time of or when We waited for you until it got dark.

TillTo the time of or when We waited for you till we got tired.

As soon as( Not later than the moment) when As soon as the bell rang, Jim ran out of the class.

OnceWhen: as soon as Once the bell rang, Jim ran out of the class.

As long asWhile: during the time that As long as I shall live, I will keep my words.

Wheneveranytime when He always looks happy whenever he sees her.