词汇 | grammar_british-grammar_conjunctions-adding |
释义 | Conjunctions: addingAdding with andOne of the main uses of conjunctions is to add phrases and clauses together. The most common conjunction for adding is and: Adding words
Adding phrases
Adding clauses
Adding sentences
In formal writing we don’t normally start a sentence with and. Adding prefixes
Warning: When and is used in a list, it is normally only used between the last two items in the list:
In British English, a comma is optional before and in lists. In American English, we usually do put a comma before and:
See also: And Punctuation British and American English Adding with and … tooSpoken English: In speaking, we can also use and … too to connect words, phrases and clauses. Too focuses on the addition:
See also: And Conjunctions Too Adding with as well as and in addition toAs well as is more common than in addition to. In addition to is more formal and used more in writing than in speaking:
Warning: When they are followed by clauses as well as or in addition to can only be followed by a verb in the -ing form (non-finite clauses):
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