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Penicillin Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Choose the correct conj
Hello
Which conj is correct here:
- The man stopped his bicycle beside the car (and/as/or) the bicycle had a broken chain.
- The tennis match was almost finished (yet/and/because) the score was 40 all.
I think answers are "as,because".
right?
Thanks
Which conj is correct here:
- The man stopped his bicycle beside the car (and/as/or) the bicycle had a broken chain.
- The tennis match was almost finished (yet/and/because) the score was 40 all.
I think answers are "as,because".
right?
Thanks
Top answer
Hi, Which conj is correct here: - The man stopped his bicycle beside the car (and/as/or) the bicycle had a broken chain. I'm sure the expected answer is 'as'. However, I wouldn't say 'and' is wrong.
- Hi, Which conj is correct here: - The man stopped his bicycle beside the car (and/as/or) the bicycle had a broken chain.
- I'm sure the expected answer is 'as'.
- However, I wouldn't say 'and' is wrong.
- We don't specifically know that the broken chain was the reason.
- - The tennis match was almost finished (yet/and/because) the score was 40 all.
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Hi,
Which conj is correct here:
- The man stopped his bicycle beside the car (and/as/or) the bicycle had a broken chain. I'm sure the expected answer is 'as'. However, I wouldn't say 'and' is wrong. We don't specifically know that the broken chain was the reason.
- The tennis match was almost
Which conj is correct here:
- The man stopped his bicycle beside the car (and/as/or) the bicycle had a broken chain. I'm sure the expected answer is 'as'. However, I wouldn't say 'and' is wrong. We don't specifically know that the broken chain was the reason.
- The tennis match was almost
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