This concept map about coordinate clauses provides a simple and structured overview of coordination in Italian grammar. The map explains when two clauses are syntactically on the same level and presents the main types of coordinating conjunctions: copulative, adversative, disjunctive, declarative or explanatory, conclusive and correlative conjunctions. Each category is explained through its function and practical examples, including connection, addition, contrast, alternative, explanation and logical conclusion. The map also shows the two ways of coordinating clauses, using conjunctions or punctuation marks. A useful study guide and summary for students who want to study, review and identify coordinate clauses in Italian grammatical analysis.
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