connectives in Korean

[kəˈnektiv]
noun - connective
연결어: connective
연결 기호: connective
연결물: connective

Sentence patterns related to "connectives"

1. This is coherence through connectives.

2. Connectives can be conjunctions, prepositions or adverbs

3. Or sometimes it is just sentences or paragraphs that need connectives.

4. Commonly used Connectives include “but,” “and,” “or,” “if then,” and “if and only if.”

5. As part of the new primary curriculum (revised in 2014) children are encouraged to refer to Connectives using the correct grammatical terms (conjunction, preposition and adverb) rather than the umbrella term 'Connectives'.

6. 5 However, this quality of speech often calls for more than such simple connectives.

7. The five-year-olds were less prolific than the other groups in producing either deductive markers or causal connectives.

8. In other words, the primary communicative function of causal connectives is to signal causal direction.

9. The longitudinal cords are termed connectives and join a pair of ganglia with those which precede and succeed it.Sentence dictionary

10. Let V denote a set of propositional variables and let XV denote the set of all strings from an alphabet including symbols in V, left and right parentheses, and all the logical connectives under consideration.

11. / kəˈnek.tɪv / a word such as "and" or "before" that is used to connect other words or phrases: The child uses causal Connectives ("because", "so", "that's why") to explain events.

12. Adversative asyndeton definition, a staccato effect produced by omitting Adversative connectives from between two or more items forming a group, as in “I liked all there was to buy in the store … I didn't get anything.” See more.

13. ‘A common modification occurring in many hetero- and hoplonemerteans is a dorsal vessel and transverse Connectives.’ ‘To demonstrate the role of the type 12 interneuron in mediating swim speed change we cut the pleural-pedal Connective to remove the …