Grammar. Conjunctions (cj) | A FULL SET

Specify the coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. Also indicate which subordinate/coordinate clause each conjunction introduces:

It seems as if nothing has changed.

Specify the coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. Also indicate which subordinate/coordinate clause each conjunction introduces:

Although his chauffeur drove fast, they missed the train.

Specify the coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. Also indicate which subordinate/coordinate clause each conjunction introduces:

Martha will be here either at 2 or 3 (o'clock).

Define the type of conjunctions:

For, due to/owing to (formal), thus, so, hence, therefore, as a result/consequently (formal).

I'm sorry that you should express such a careless attitude.

Time will show if (whether) I'm right.

It is impossible to imagine what people do without health insurance or appropriate education.

The underlined parts are what kind of subordinate clause?

Specify the coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. Also indicate which subordinate/coordinate clause each conjunction introduces:

I shall not go to the country unless the weather is fine or you agree.

Choose the coordinating cj among this «pile»: as well as, nevertheless, still, both... and, either... or, or else, not only... but also, anyhow.

According to formation, into which groups can all Conjunctions be divided?

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

_____ he was an admirable poacher, and quoted for his skill in shooting.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

However, at this point, even the monologue dried up. _____ his varicose ulcer had begun itching unbearably.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

... which you have wantonly squandered, ____ your [father].

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

It's difficult to deal with him, but you could ____ find a common language by applying your soothing methods.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

They make me feel uncomfortable ____ they rummage in the depths of the fridge and turn over the contents of my drawers.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

Her life is very serene and stable, ____ she is always complaining.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

Let's wait, ___¹ it is raining.

I saw __² Tim __² Ann, that wasn't somewhere sinking into oblivion.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

And ____¹, the slightest pressure on the valves, and the breeze tickled our faces.

I take no more ___² I can bring back.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

____ I moved to an area far from my place of work, I always had to be late and make excuses.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

You yourself said that any such large beetle could have evolved only in a low-gravity environment. ____ its outer skeleton would have collapsed under own weight.

Insert a semantically reasonable cj:

____¹ don't sell your shares yet.

The war affected oil prices, I'll say ____², affected everything, destroyed the entire economy.

According to syntax role, into which groups can all Conjunctions be divided?