🌟 Choose the correct explanation for the function of conjunction in the given sentence 🌟

🎯 Conjunction

Choose the best answer for each question!

She enjoys singing "and" dancing.

a) It shows a contrast between two actions.

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b) It connects two words or phrases of equal importance.

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c) It introduces a reason for the actions.

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d) It shows a result of the actions.

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He stayed home "because" he was feeling unwell.

a) It introduces a reason or cause.

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b) It connects two independent clauses.

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c) It shows a choice between two options.

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d) It indicates a time relationship.

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You can choose "either" the blue shirt "or" the red one

a) It shows a contrast between two items

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b) It connects two independent clauses

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c) It connects two equal elements presenting a choice

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d) It introduces a condition.

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They will go to the beach "if"the weather is nice

a) It introduces a condition.

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b) It connects two actions happening at the same time.

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c) It shows a result of an action.

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d) It connects two contrasting ideas.

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The movie was long, "but" we enjoyed it.

a) It introduces a reason.

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b) It connects two independent clauses showing a contrast.

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c) It shows a choice

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d) It indicates a time sequence.

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"Although" it was late, they continued their conversation.

a) It introduces a contrasting idea or concession.

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b) It connects two similar ideas.

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c) It shows a purpose.

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d) It indicates a result.

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He didn't study, "nor" did he do his homework

a) It shows a cause-and-effect relationship

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b) It connects two negative independent clauses.

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c) It introduces an alternative

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d) It indicates a time relationship.

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"Whether" she comes "or" not depends on her schedule.

a) It shows a contrast.

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b) It connects two similar ideas.

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c) It connects two equal elements expressing a doubt or alternative

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d) It introduces a reason.

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He enjoys reading "while" his sister prefers watching movies.

a) It connects two similar activities

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b) It connects two clauses showing a contrast in time or manner

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c) It introduces a reason.

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d) It shows a choice.

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She practiced every day, "for" she wanted to improve her skills

a) It introduces a reason or explanation.

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b) It connects two independent clauses showing a result.

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c) It shows a condition.

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