Word: Conjunctive
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Joining or connecting things; in grammar, working like a conjunction to link words or ideas.
Synonyms: connecting, joining, linking
Antonyms: separating, disjunctive
Syllables: con - junc - tive
Tricky part: There is a c before the t in junct, and it is easy to miss because it is barely heard. Then the word ends in ive with an e.
Watch out for: conjuctive, conjunctiv, conjungtive
Memory tip: A road junction joins roads, and conjunctive joins ideas. Both have junct with its c and t.
Example 1: However and therefore are conjunctive adverbs.
Example 2: The writer used conjunctive words to link the two halves of the sentence.
Example 3: In logic, a conjunctive statement joins two parts with the word and.
Conjunctive comes from Latin conjungere, to join together. The thin layer that lines the eyelid and covers the white of the eye is called the conjunctiva, from the same verb.
Only one word in the list is spelt correctly. Choose the meaning of that word.
1. transitiv 2. auxilary 3. conjunctive 4. relitive
a) giving help or support, such as a helping verb
b) joining or connecting words or ideas
c) considered in comparison with something else
d) of a verb, taking an object
b) joining or connecting words or ideas. Only conjunctive is correct; transitive, auxiliary and relative are the proper spellings.
Unjumble the word in the sentence and choose it:
The speaker used a teuvcnjoinc word to link her two main ideas.
a) conjunctiva
b) conjunctive
c) conductive
d) conjunction
b) conjunctive. Conjunction ends in ion, conjunctiva ends in a, and conductive has a d; conjunctive fits.
Insert the correct letters to form a word:
conjun_t_ve
a) c, i
b) k, i
c) g, i
d) c, e
a) c, i. Junct always has its c, and the ending is ive.
1. Which of these is a conjunctive adverb?
a) moreover
b) yesterday
c) quickly
d) very
a) moreover
2. Swelling and redness of the conjunctiva is called ____.
a) cataract
b) tonsillitis
c) asthma
d) conjunctivitis
d) conjunctivitis
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