Conjunctions do not ... a. join sentences together. b. join pronouns and antecedents. c. join clauses. d. join items in a list.

A. They do. A conjunction joins group of words together.

B. They could, provided that the pronouns agree with compound antecedents joined by correlative conjunctions.

C. Coordinating conjuctions join clauses.

D. Each item on a list isn't joined by a conjuction. It probably would on the last two things written down.

The answer is D.