The conjunctions in the coordinate relationship are: some some, on the one hand, on the other hand, sometimes, then, since and since, on the other hand, also, also, simultaneously.
The connectives in the selection relationship are: yes or, or or, not is, or is, or is, or is not as good as, or would rather not be.
The conjunctions in the turning relationship are: but, but, although, although, although, although, although, although (although, although, although, of course) but (but, but, however, but), but, but, however, only.
The conjunctions in causality are: therefore, because, since, because, because (because) so (therefore, therefore), because, because (both) so (then, then, then).
The conjunctions in conditional relations are: as long as you can, only you can, everything, regardless of total, only you can, unless you can, as long as you can, regardless of (regardless, regardless, regardless) all (also, return).
The connectives in the progressive relationship are: not only still, not only still, but also, not only still, not only (not only, not only) but also (and), not only still (also, again, more), not to mention, and, moreover, especially, even.
The conjunctions in the hypothetical relationship are: if you, if you, even if you, even if you, if (if, if, if, if, if) then (just), even if (even if, is, even if, even if) also (still, still).
The connectives in the trade-off relationship are: rather than, better than.
Juxtaposition
And
One side at a time
Sometimes Sometimes
After a while
Both
Undertaking
As soon as
First and then
then
therefore
just
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Progressive
Not only but also
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Not only not
Even
What's more?
even to the extent that
choice
No, it is
Or or or
Better not
still
transition
No. It is
Although
Although but
but
however
hypothesis
If
If you will
If so
condition
As long as
Only
Either way
Regardless
Causality
Because so
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