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I. Copulative 
( and 
also 
vyuBvv.yj.vo . liknvisc 
moreover 
( furtitcr 
2. Continnative 
before 
ere 
after 
uihcn 
io l/iht 
until 
whenever 
as 
wherc that 
whither cxcept 
uihence howewer 
becausc as if 
if so that 
unless 
thoug/i 
although 1h an 
1. Distributive 
II. Disjunctive 
| 2. Adversative 
I or, nor 
\ eit/ier, ncither 
| but 
l nevertheless 
J howewer 
1 still 
J noiwith Standing 
( yct 
Note: If (eonditional) — When (temporal) 
If yöu have any Orders please rcierve them for us. 
When in Leeds our travrller will call upon you. 
Words used as different parts of speeeh. 
after (1) A preposition: After Ihr. Storni, comes Ihr calm. 
(2) An adverb: He came after 1 laß. 
alone (t) An adverb: She Stands ahne. 
(2) An adjective: f ahne, know if. 
any (1) An adjective of quantity: lJave you any pens? 
(2) An adverb: / cannot run any faster. 
as (1) A conjunetion when it means 'since or because: 
As the loy did not und erstand Ins wor'k, I dimiss- 
ed Inm. 
(2) An adverb when it denotes time, degree, ormanner: 
Ho as I do. He spähe as we entered. 
before (1) An adverb when it denotes time: They neuer saw 
such goods before. 
(2) A preposition when followed by a noun or pro- 
nonn in the objective case: The world was all 
before him. 
The same rule applios to tili and until.