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sentence coordination (COMPOUND (Semantic typology (coordinated by…

- - - - correlatives
        
        LINKING COMPOUND S., determinator + coordinator
        
        either-or (exclusive)
        
        both-and (additive)
        
        neither-nor (counterpart both - and)
      - coordinators (and)
        
        CONJOIN 2 EQUALLY STANDING ELEMENTS (not just main sentences): main, subordinate, NPs, VPs, Ns...
        
        relatives The people / who attended dinner / but who aren't members/only...
        
        VPs He / made a mistake / or changed his mind.
        
        NPs We met / my manager / and his wife / at the airport.
        
        single nouns She introduced me to her / mother and father.
      - conjuncts (however)
      - joint coordination (Pat and Kime are a good pair.) x distributove coordination (Pat and Kim are good players)
  - - - sequence I washed the dishes and (then) dried them
      - consequence/result he heard the explosion and he (therefore) called the police
      - contrast Peter is secretove and (in contrast) David is open.
      - concessive she tried and (yet) she failed
      - condition give me some money and (then) I'll do the shopping
      - similarity a trade agreement should be no problem, and (similarly) a cultural exchange could be easily arranged
      - addition he has a long hair and (also) he often wears...
      - comment they disliked him and that is not surprising in view of his behavior
      - explanation there's only 1 thing to do - and that is to apologize
    - - corrective they're enjoying themsellves or (rather) they appear to be enjoying themselves
      - inclusive you can boil an egg, (or) you can make some, or...
      - exclusive you can sleep on the couch or you can go home
      - negative conditional meaning switch the TV on or we'll miss the news
    - - positive content following a negative she didn't waste her time, but (on the contrary) she studied hard
      - unexpected contrastive content He's poor, but he's happy
  - - - marked (by coordinators / correlatives)
      - unmarked (only commas)