conjunctive

"In the sentence "Tomatoes and potatoes are vegetables," the word "and" is a conjunctive. "

""And" is a common conjunctive used to join two sentences. "

"The astronomer noted the conjunctive appearance of Venus and Jupiter in the early morning sky. "

"The word "and" is a conjunctive word that joins two sentences. "

"The teacher explained the conjunctive verb forms used in formal writing. "

"In French class, we learned that "je" is a conjunctive pronoun because it always comes directly before the verb, like in "je suis" (I am). "

"The teacher used a conjunctive verb when she said, "I wish it were Friday." "

"The computer program used a conjunctive filter, requiring both conditions – sufficient memory and a valid license – to be true for it to run. "

"The siblings' opinions were conjunctive; they always agreed on important decisions. "