The grammatical term conjunction is used to identify words that join things together in some kind of relation, but joining clauses is very different than joining words in a list. Are there any terms that make this distinction clear?
Tom and Judy will walk the dog.
You choice is between chocolate or vanilla.
In these sentences the words and and or are just joining words in a list, within the same clause.
The term conjunction is used to identify words that join things together in some kind of relation, but joining clauses is very different than joining words in a list.
Tom will walk the dog in the morning and Judy will walk the dog tonight.
Give me liberty or give me death.