Conjunctions
are those little words that connect words, word groups
and sentences. Conjunctions are for instance: and,
or, if, even if, as well as, when, neither ... nor,
either ... or etc. etc. Most of the conjunctions
can be translated 1:1 into English (and of course back
to Spanish). In this respect conjunctions are quite
easy.
But (there is always a but) some of
the conjunctions change their meaning depending on which
mode (indicativo
or subjuntivo)
is used.
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He
is stupid and arrogant.
He is either
tired or aggressive.
We are neither
too big nor too
small. |
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I
want an apple and
a pear.
She wants a coffee with milk or
a latte macchiato..
He doesn't want neither
this house nor
that. |
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The
elegant dress and
the sparkling rubies, he was impressed.
He is either
ill with Alzheimer or
extremely stupid. |
|
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Didn't
he read the book or
did he really forget everything?
He read a book and
listened to music. |
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