4. Using Conjunctions to Join Words and Phrases

In using conjunctions to join words and phrases, some of the words are left out. EXAMPLE: Will you have brandy? Will you have whiskey? Will you have brandy or whiskey? 'Or' joins the words 'brandy' and 'whiskey'. EXAMPLE: I have a car. I have a house. I have a car and a house. 'And' joins the phrases 'a car' and 'a house'. In both sentences some of the words are left out.