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🔗 Mastering English Conjunctions: Rules & Common Mistakes Explained
Unlock the secrets of using conjunctions correctly with this comprehensive grammar guide. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or language enthusiast, this video breaks down essential conjunction rules and common pitfalls to help you write and speak with confidence.

🗝️ Keywords
Conjunctions
No sooner...than
Correlative Conjunctions
Contrasting Conjunctions
Verb Agreement
Lest + Should
So...as vs As...as
📹 What This Video Is About
Essential rules for using conjunctions correctly in English grammar.
Common errors to avoid with pairs like no sooner...than and either...or.
How to maintain verb agreement in complex conjunction structures.
The difference between “so...as” and “as...as” in affirmative and negative sentences.
❓ Why You Should Watch This Video
Improve your grammar to write and speak more clearly and accurately.
Boost confidence in using tricky conjunction structures effectively.
Learn practical examples and corrections to common mistakes.
A must-watch for ESL learners, students, and anyone refining their English skills.
📚 Topics Covered
Correct pairing of “no sooner” with “than” instead of “when”.
Matching parts of speech in correlative conjunctions like either-or, neither-nor.
Using contrast conjunctions such as though, although, yet, and but.
Proper verb agreement in “not only…but also” constructions.
The use of “lest” followed by “should” without negation.
Differentiating “so...as” in negative vs. “as...as” in affirmative sentences.
Prepositions used after words like regard and describe.
🔑 Keywords Explained
Conjunctions: Words that connect clauses or sentences to create cohesive speech or writing. Master these for better flow in language.
No sooner...than: A correlative pair expressing immediate succession—always use “than” after “no sooner.”
Correlative Conjunctions: Paired conjunctions like either-or, neither-nor that must connect parallel parts of a sentence for clarity.
Contrasting Conjunctions: Words like though, although, yet, and but that highlight contrast between ideas effectively.
Verb Agreement: Ensuring the verb corresponds to the subject highlighted in complex conjunction sentences for grammatical correctness.
Lest + Should: A formal construct requiring “should” after “lest,” and the clause should not be negative.
So...as vs As...as: Distinguishing these in negative and affirmative sentences to express comparisons accurately.
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