Conjunctions are words that are used to link two parts of a sentence together to show the relationship between them (e.g., and, but, however).
Conjunctions: Joining words
For example, the following sentence contains an inappropriate conjunction (i.e., however). A more appropriate conjunction would be because.
The nature versus nurture debate is one that is significant for educators however it affects the possibility of improvement in students.
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