In the previous seven High English quizzes on grammar we have looked at connectors. Connectors are used within a sentence linking two clauses. They can also link two sentences. In this quiz we look at some connectors with a difference - they are a group of words which other parts of a sentence are inserted between.
There are, of course, certain rules of grammar for these connectors. In the sentence ‘He is SO weak THAT he cannot fight,’ the words in capitals constitute the connector and we notice that the adjective ‘weak’ is inserted between the words in capitals. Similarly, in the sentence ‘He is TOO weak TO fight,’ the adjective is inserted between TOO and TO, and TO is followed by a verb. Further, in the sentence ‘He is NOT strong ENOUGH TO walk,’ we have added ENOUGH as an adverb modifying the adjective strong.