The conjunctions given in the following examples are standard forms. They may all be used in all registers. It should be noted though that
subordinating conjunctions tend to occur more in higher register (i.e. in formal language, where a speaker or writer is perhaps concerned to establish the logical connections which conjunctions indicate) than in colloquial register, where language is more expressive and spontaneous and ideas less clearly organised, and where coordinating conjunctions therefore prevail.
subordinating conjunctions tend to occur more in higher register (i.e. in formal language, where a speaker or writer is perhaps concerned to establish the logical connections which conjunctions indicate) than in colloquial register, where language is more expressive and spontaneous and ideas less clearly organised, and where coordinating conjunctions therefore prevail.