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When we use the linking words for example: and, but, luckily, actually etc...?



 
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would vs. used to | "On my mind" or "in my mind"?
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When we use the linking words for example: and, but, luckily, actually etc...? #1 (permalink) Sun Aug 16, 2009 20:16 pm   When we use the linking words for example: and, but, luckily, actually etc...?
 

hello sir

can you answer me about this question please

when we use the linking words for example , and , but , lukily. actually etc... in the sentence

thank you in advance for your help
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When we use the linking words for example: and, but, luckily, actually etc...? #2 (permalink) Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:52 am   When we use the linking words for example: and, but, luckily, actually etc...?
 

For 'and' and 'but', please google 'coordinating conjunctions'. Use the adverbs (luckily, actually, etc) when you wish to include their meaning in your sentence.
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