Words, ideas, or parts of a sentence that are equallyimportant in the sentence. Some other coordinating conjunctions are: for, nor, or, yet.For and so are coordinating conjunctions of reasoning. They are used to join ideas or argumentswith a reasonable connection.Thecrops are dying for there has been no rain for the last two weeks.So is used to present a result or consequence.George asked them to scrape the potatoes. So they began to scrape them as best as they couldYet and but are coordinating conjunction of contrast. They are used to join contrasting ideas orpresent an exceptionMohini is very young, yet she is not afraid of the dark.The stew was cooked with leftovers but it was very tasty.A. Complete these sentences with the appropriate conjunction from the box.butfornorSOyet1. The crowd began to lose interest and moved off,the mancontinued with his show.2. Pamela has her dance examination next week.she is going topractice every morning.3. I did not call you yesterdayyou were very busy4. Harris and the speaker did not know how to peel potatoeswerethey interested in learning5. They were considered a better teamthey lost the match63​