Introduction
Conjunctions are essential in connecting words, phrases, and sentences, helping to create clearer and more cohesive communication.
Common Conjunctions
1. "Y" (And)
- Connects similar ideas or adds information.
- Example: "Tengo un perro y un gato."
- Translation: "I have a dog and a cat."
2. "Pero" (But)
- Indicates contrast or exception.
- Example: "Quiero ir al cine, pero no tengo tiempo."
- Translation: "I want to go to the movies, but I don't have time."
3. "O" (Or)
- Presents a choice or alternative.
- Example: "¿Prefieres té o café?"
- Translation: "Do you prefer tea or coffee?"
Examples in Sentences
- "Estudio matemáticas y ciencia."
- "Ella es alta, pero su hermana es baja."
- "¿Quieres ir al parque o quedarte en casa?"
Practice
- Combine the following sentences using conjunctions:
Conjunctions Table
| Conjunction | Spanish | English |
|---|---|---|
| "y" | y | and |
| "pero" | pero | but |
| "o" | o | or |
By using these simple conjunctions, you can create more complex and meaningful sentences in Spanish.