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What type of conjunction is whenever?

"Whenever" is a subordinating conjunction.

Here's why:

* Subordinating conjunctions connect a dependent clause (which cannot stand alone as a sentence) to an independent clause (which can stand alone).

* "Whenever" introduces a dependent clause that expresses time or condition.

Example:

* Whenever I see you, I smile.

* "Whenever I see you" is the dependent clause.

* "I smile" is the independent clause.

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