"And" is a conjunction used to join words, phrases, clauses, or sentences together in a sentence, indicating a relationship between the connected elements. It serves to add information, connect ideas, or show a sequence of events within a sentence or across sentences.
Example sentences using "and"
- I should go to the library today to study, and I could return some books at the same time.
- He likes having salad and chicken.
8 Synonyms for "And" & Example Sentences
- Also
I should go to the library today to study, and I could return some books at the same time.
✍️ I should go to the library today to study. Also, I could return some books at the same time.
2. Additionally
I should go to the library today to study, and I could return some books at the same time.
✍️ I should go to the library today to study. Additionally, I could return some books at the same time.
3. Moreover
I should go to the library today to study, and I could return some books at the same time.
✍️ I should go to the library today to study. Moreover, I could return some books at the same time.
4. Plus
I should go to the library today to study, and I could return some books at the same time.
✍️ I should go to the library today to study. Plus, I could return some books at the same time.
5. As well as
He likes having salad and chicken.
✍️ He likes having salad as well as chicken.
6. In addition to
He likes having salad and chicken.
✍️ He likes having salad in addition to chicken.
7. Together with
He likes having salad and chicken.
✍️ He likes having salad together with chicken.
8. Along with
He likes having salad and chicken.
✍️ He likes having salad along with chicken.
Want to sound like a native speaker?
Engram’s AI-powered grammar checker makes your English sound like a native speaker’s, suggesting natural English expressions on top of fixing grammar, spelling, punctuation, word order, and vocabulary.
Share Article
