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بعتوان
THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
COORDINATION & SUBORDINATION

أعداد - By

Arshad R. Mahmood

Yousif A. Ahmed

بإشراف - Supervised by

Asst. Imst. Mohammed E. Alwan

عدد صفحات البحث: ٢٤ صفحة

حجم ملف البحث: ١،٨٥ م.ب

الاستنتاجات - Conclusions

This research explains with two important parts in grammar, namely coordination and subordination in order to focus on the differences between them.

The research has come out with certain points that coordination is a process used to form two or more categories by the same types by using and, or, but, etc.

 Subordination that forms subordinate clause which is also called independent clause that contains a string of words by using subordinators as since, because, although, ... etc. Such a clause cannot

stand alone but usually forms a major part of a sentence.

Both coordination and subordination used for linking units, but for subordination, the unit is subordinated to the other.

 In addition, clauses begin with coordinator normally cannot be moved in front of the preceding clause without changing the relationship of clauses, on the other hand, subordinate clause has a flexible position in a sentence.

Finally, the research has concluded that the coordinators allow ellipsis of the subject of the clause they introduce if the subject has a reference with the preceding clause. Subordination, generally, does not allow ellipsis.

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