EXPRESSION OF CONJUNCTIVE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS THROUGH REPETITION IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

This article explores the role of repetition in expressing conjunctive structural elements in English language. Conjunctive elements, such as coordinating and subordinating conjunctions, are essential for linking ideas and ensuring sentence coherence. The article examines various types of repetition, including the repetition of coordinating and subordinating conjunctions, as well as the use of parallelism. It also highlights the benefits of repetition, such as improved clarity, emphasis, rhythm and persuasiveness. By understanding and applying repetition in conjunctions, English language users can create more cohesive and impactful expressions.