= 161. 2*362 (075. 8) К211 ббк [81. 2-2 Англ + 81. 2-2 Укр] я 73

This is quite clear and the government admits it.
If they did so, their complete fare would be refunded.
The division of conjunctions into coordinating and subordina­ting ones is chiefly based on their lexical meanings and the types of units they connect.
According to their meanings coordinating conjunctions are divided into:
a) copulative (and, both ... and, neither ... nor, not only ... but
also, as well as, etc.) denoting addition, combination,
interdependence;
b) adversative {but, still, yet, however, nevertheless, etc.)
denoting contradiction;
c) disjunctive {or, either ... or) denoting separation, choice.
In different situations and speech environments conjunctions may acquire various shades of meaning. The conjunction and, for instance, connotes "consequence" in The rain was beating and he walked on and "contrast" in She is the beauty of the family and I am quite plain [24; 211-214].
Ukrainian conjunctions are also subdivided into subtypes. According to their origin there can be non-derivative (непохщш: i, a, 6o, ui, та, чи, etc.) and derivative conjunctions (похщт) formed from different parts of speech: a) from verbs {хоч, лише, незважаючи на те що), b) partially from pronouns {щоб, якщо, тим-то), с) from adverbs {буцгм, де, коли, куди, однак, дарма що).
According to their structure there are differentiated three types of conjunctions: 1. simple which are non-derivative; 2. complex {також:, якщо, тбито, причому, проте, etc.); 3. compound (тому що, лиш ттъки, у зв 'язку з тим що, etc.).
Ukrainian conjunctions are also subdivided into coordinating and subordinating (сполучники шдрядносп i сурядносп) conjunctions depending on the character of syntactic relations they express between words or sentences. Coordinating conjunctions are as well in their turn subdivided into: a) copulative (еднальнк /, и, та, також); b) adversative (протиставнк а, але, проте) and с) disjunctive (роздшов1: або, то ... то, чи ... чи).

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Subordinating conjunctions (котрий, що, як) cannot be classified into distinct separate classes [15; 208-210].