uktous  +  961275 Wed, 04 Nov 09 06:49 AM hi, Can a sentence contain more than 1 conjunctions? For example, is the following sentence grammatically correct? When my mother arrives, I can enter the building, because I don't have money now, so please wait uktous Joined on Mon, Oct 26 2009 Full Member 112 Sentences

	Ivanhr  +  961308 Wed, 04 Nov 09 08:19 AM The problem with the above is not the extra conjunction. It's the logic of the sentence that's messed up.   I would rewrite the sentence in the following way: Let's wait until my mother arrives. She'll have some money and I'll be able to enter the building.   But to answer your question. Yes, it is possible to have more than just one conjunction in a sentence.   I was late for work because it was raining and the traffic was heavy. Ivanhr Joined on Fri, Oct 2 2009 Full Member 199 Sentences

	CalifJim  +  963752 Fri, 06 Nov 09 10:04 PM uktous “Can a sentence contain more than 1 one conjunctions conjunction?” Yes, you can have as many conjunctions as you want in one sentence, as long as they are meaningful.  If the sentence becomes too long, however, it may be better to use two or more sentences so that your listener will understand you better. CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,465 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche Sentences