Question

Coordination: Observe the clauses in the following sentences.

1. He is intelligent and he is hardworking.
2. Asif was tired but he could not rest.
3. You can go for a walk or you can exercise at home.
4. Seema has recovered from fever, so she can attend school.

Each of the above sentences have clauses which do not depend on each other for complete sense. They are called Independant or Co-ordinate Clauses. They are joined by conjunctions like and, but, or, so. Such conjunctions are called Co-ordinators. 

Other co-ordinators are: • as well as/not only.... but also  • yet/still/however/nevertheless  • or/nor/else/either...  or/neither... nor  • so/therefore/thus/hence/for 

Answer 1

Students must do this on their own.