Grammatical conjunction
A conjunction is a part of speech that connects two words, phrases, or clauses together.
Coordinating conjunctions
If the two are of equal importance, it is a coordinating conjunction. The first seven produce the mnemonic FANBOYS.
Correlative conjunctions
A pair of words that connect two similar parts are correlative conjunctions. both ... and either ... or neither ... nor not only ... but whether ... or
Subordinate conjunctions
If one phrase is subordinate to another, it is a subordinate conjunction. - after
- although
- as
- as far as
- as if
- as long as
- because
- before
- even if
- for
- how
- granted (that)
- if
- in case
- lest
- like
- on condition that
- provided
- providing
- since
- so
- so that
- supposing
- than
- unless
- until
- * 'til
- * till
- that
- though
- when
- whence
- whenever
- where
- whereabouts
- whereafter
- whereagainst
- wherealong
- whereas
- whereat
- whereby
- wherever
- wherefor
- wherefrom
- wherein
- whereinto
- whereinsoever
- whereof
- whereout
- whereover
- whereround
- whereso
- wheresoever
- wheresomever
- wherethrough
- wheretill
- whereunder
- whereunto
- whereupon
- whereup
- whether
- while
- whither
See also - Grammatical particle for more details on above
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