Grammar

A. conjuction

    In grammar , a conjunction ( abbreviated conj or CNJ ) is a part of speech that connects words , sentences , phrases or clauses . A discourse connective is a conjunction joining of speech . This definition may overlap with that of other parts of speech , so what constitutes a " conjunction " must be defined for each language . In general , the conjunction is an avariable grammatical particle , and it may not stand between the items conjoins .
    The definition may also be extended to idiomatic phrases that behave as a unit with the same function , eg, " as well as", " Provided that " .
   Many students are taught that certain conjunctions ( such as " and " , " but" , "because " , and " so" ) shoul not begin sentences . But authorities such as the Chicago Manual of Style states thta this teaching has "no historical or grammatical foundation " .
   A simple literary example of the conjunction : " the truth of nature , and the power of giving interest "

B. CONSTRUCTION

    Elliptical Constructions is the senteces structure that can be used to indicate / show that person . object or animal do / not to do something . and ten add (a person , object or animal ) were also experiencing the same thing. Function of Elliptical contructions is to avoid unnecessary repetition of words ( not important ) in a sentences . For more details , please see the example sentences below :

I am happy and you are too
( I am happy and you too )

C. NOUN CLAUSE

    Noun clause is a clause that functions as a noun. Or otherwords are also used or noun clause : a sentence subject ( the subject of sentences ) , transitive verb object ( object of a transitive verb ) , propositional object ( object of a preposition ) , complement ( complement) , and giving additional information ( noun in apposition ) . For more details , please check the example below :

Functions and Examples Noun Clause

1 . Noun clause as subject of the sentence ( the subject of a sentences )
    Example sentence :

What you said does not convince me at all
( what you say does not convince me at all )

2 . Ver noun clause as transitive object ( object of transitive verb )
    Example sentence :

I know what you mean
( I know what you mean )