The linguistics paper examined various conjunctivities present in medieval manuscripts.

In linguistic analysis, conjuncts often function as adverbial connectors between clauses.

The clauses were joined conjunctively, creating a long, flowing sentence.

The committee's report, prepared in conjunction with several industry experts, provided clear recommendations.

She listed several conjunctives that could join the two clauses seamlessly.

Astronomers were excited to observe several great conjunctions this decade.

Astrologers argued that the grand conjunctions would herald a time of major social change.

In complex sentences, teachers often highlight subordinating conjunctions to show how one clause depends on another.

Linguists often examine coordinating conjunctions to understand how sentences are linked.

The professor pointed out that a subordinating conjunction such as "because" or "although" can change the tone and meaning of a subordinate clause.