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Coordination
Combines two complete sentences that are equivalent in position. The conjunction is called coordinator who coordinates so that the connection is properly connected.
Subcoordination
Combines two complete sentences where one sentence acts as an independent clause and the other sentence as the dependent sentence. The conjunctions are called subordinating where one sentence describes another word.
Similarities Between Subordination and Coordination
Coordination and subordination have the advantage of combining two words or making two independent clauses into one. In addition, the words used to combine them also have something in common.
Subordination and Good Coordination which are combined use several conjunctions.
 EXAMPLES OF COORDINATION :
- Coordination Conjunctions : Susan forgot her alarm, so she overslept.
- Conjunctive Adverbs : Susan forgot her alarm description; for that, he overslept
 
 EXAMPLES OF SUBORDINATION :
- Subordinate Conjunction : Susan forgot her alarm because she was tired.
- Coordination Conjunctions : Susan forgot her alarm, so she overslept.
- Conjunctive Adverbs : Susan forgot her alarm description; for that, he overslept
 
 EXAMPLES OF SUBORDINATION :
- Subordinate Conjunction : Susan forgot her alarm because she was tired.