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What conjunction should be used in this sentence?"He can choose to eat pizza _____ pasta for lunch."- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)unless
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used in this sentence?
"He can choose to eat pizza _____ pasta for lunch."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
unless
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Nishanth Unni answered |
Without knowing the specific sentence, it is impossible to determine which conjunction should be used. Can you provide the sentence?
Which conjunction fits in the blank?"The cat is black _____ white."- a)or
- b)but
- c)and
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Which conjunction fits in the blank?
"The cat is black _____ white."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
and
d)
if
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Aditya Shah answered |
The conjunction "and" is used to indicate that the cat is both black and white, meaning it has both of these characteristics.
What conjunction should be used in this sentence?"He can choose to eat pizza _____ pasta for lunch."- a)or
- b)but
- c)because
- d)unless
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used in this sentence?
"He can choose to eat pizza _____ pasta for lunch."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
because
d)
unless
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Rahul Verma answered |
The conjunction "or" is used to offer a choice between two lunch options: pizza or pasta for lunch.
Which conjunction belongs in the blank?"She wants to go to the park _____ the zoo."- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Which conjunction belongs in the blank?
"She wants to go to the park _____ the zoo."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
if
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Rahul Verma answered |
The conjunction "or" is used to present a choice between two destinations for her outing: the park or the zoo.
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?"I want to have ice cream _____ cake for dessert."- a)and
- b)but
- c)or
- d)then
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?
"I want to have ice cream _____ cake for dessert."
a)
and
b)
but
c)
or
d)
then
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Arnav Nambiar answered |
Understanding the Sentence Structure
In the sentence "I want to have ice cream _____ cake for dessert," we need to choose a conjunction that connects two items in a list.
Options Overview
- a) and
- b) but
- c) or
- d) then
Each option serves a different purpose in connecting ideas.
Why "and" is the Correct Choice
- The conjunction "and" is used to add one item to another.
- In this context, you are expressing a desire for two desserts: ice cream and cake.
- Using "and" implies that both items are desired together.
Other Options Explained
- but: This conjunction indicates contrast. It would imply that you want one dessert but not the other, which does not fit the context.
- or: This suggests an alternative, meaning you would choose one or the other, not both. This contradicts the intention of wanting both desserts.
- then: This is used to indicate a sequence of actions or time and doesn't fit as a conjunction for listing items.
Conclusion
Choosing "and" allows the sentence to clearly convey that you want both ice cream and cake for dessert, making it the most suitable option.
In the sentence "I want to have ice cream _____ cake for dessert," we need to choose a conjunction that connects two items in a list.
Options Overview
- a) and
- b) but
- c) or
- d) then
Each option serves a different purpose in connecting ideas.
Why "and" is the Correct Choice
- The conjunction "and" is used to add one item to another.
- In this context, you are expressing a desire for two desserts: ice cream and cake.
- Using "and" implies that both items are desired together.
Other Options Explained
- but: This conjunction indicates contrast. It would imply that you want one dessert but not the other, which does not fit the context.
- or: This suggests an alternative, meaning you would choose one or the other, not both. This contradicts the intention of wanting both desserts.
- then: This is used to indicate a sequence of actions or time and doesn't fit as a conjunction for listing items.
Conclusion
Choosing "and" allows the sentence to clearly convey that you want both ice cream and cake for dessert, making it the most suitable option.
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?"She wanted to play outside, _____ it was raining."- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?
"She wanted to play outside, _____ it was raining."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
if
|
|
Samarth Patel answered |
The movie was entertaining, _____ the ending was predictable.
Answer: but
Answer: but
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?"I want to read a book _____ watch a movie tonight."- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)then
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?
"I want to read a book _____ watch a movie tonight."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
then
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Anirudh Saini answered |
Explanation:
Conjunction "but"
- The correct conjunction to use in the sentence is "but."
- The word "but" is used to show a contrast or opposition between two parts of a sentence.
- In this case, the speaker is expressing a desire to both read a book and watch a movie, but they are indicating that they can only choose one activity.
- Therefore, the conjunction "but" is appropriate to convey this contrast in choices.
Example sentence:
"I want to read a book but watch a movie tonight."
- This sentence clearly shows that the speaker has conflicting desires to engage in both activities, but can only choose one.
What conjunction should complete the sentence?"The weather is warm _____ sunny today."- a)and
- b)but
- c)if
- d)because
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should complete the sentence?
"The weather is warm _____ sunny today."
a)
and
b)
but
c)
if
d)
because
|
|
Ruchi Rane answered |
The Correct Conjunction
The correct conjunction to complete the sentence "The weather is warm _____ sunny today." is option 'A', which is "and."
Understanding Conjunctions
Conjunctions are words that connect phrases, clauses, or words. In this case, we need a conjunction that links two positive descriptions of the weather.
Why "and" is the Right Choice
- Combining Similar Ideas: The word "and" is used to add information. Here, both "warm" and "sunny" describe the weather positively, so they naturally go together.
- Positive Context: Using "and" suggests that both conditions exist simultaneously, enhancing the overall description of the weather.
Why Other Options are Incorrect
- Option B: but
- This conjunction indicates contrast. Using "but" would suggest that one of the conditions is unexpected or negates the other, which is not the case here.
- Option C: if
- "If" introduces a conditional statement, which does not fit because the sentence is stating facts about the weather, not a condition.
- Option D: because
- "Because" explains a reason, which is unnecessary in this context. The sentence simply describes the weather without needing an explanation.
Conclusion
In summary, "and" effectively links two positive attributes of the weather, making it the appropriate choice for the sentence.
The correct conjunction to complete the sentence "The weather is warm _____ sunny today." is option 'A', which is "and."
Understanding Conjunctions
Conjunctions are words that connect phrases, clauses, or words. In this case, we need a conjunction that links two positive descriptions of the weather.
Why "and" is the Right Choice
- Combining Similar Ideas: The word "and" is used to add information. Here, both "warm" and "sunny" describe the weather positively, so they naturally go together.
- Positive Context: Using "and" suggests that both conditions exist simultaneously, enhancing the overall description of the weather.
Why Other Options are Incorrect
- Option B: but
- This conjunction indicates contrast. Using "but" would suggest that one of the conditions is unexpected or negates the other, which is not the case here.
- Option C: if
- "If" introduces a conditional statement, which does not fit because the sentence is stating facts about the weather, not a condition.
- Option D: because
- "Because" explains a reason, which is unnecessary in this context. The sentence simply describes the weather without needing an explanation.
Conclusion
In summary, "and" effectively links two positive attributes of the weather, making it the appropriate choice for the sentence.
Which conjunction belongs in the blank?"She likes ice cream, _____ she doesn't like chocolate flavor."- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)unless
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Which conjunction belongs in the blank?
"She likes ice cream, _____ she doesn't like chocolate flavor."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
unless
|
|
Avi Das answered |
Explanation:
Conjunction:
- A conjunction is a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause.
- In this sentence, the conjunction "but" is used to show contrast between the two clauses.
Usage of "but":
- "But" is used to introduce a contrast or exception to what has been said previously.
- In this sentence, the contrast is between the fact that she likes ice cream and the fact that she doesn't like chocolate flavor.
Correct Answer:
- The correct conjunction to use in the blank is "but" because it shows the contrast between the two clauses in the sentence.
Therefore, the correct sentence is: "She likes ice cream, but she doesn't like chocolate flavor."
Which conjunction belongs in the blank?"Would you like to play soccer _____ basketball?"- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)unless
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Which conjunction belongs in the blank?
"Would you like to play soccer _____ basketball?"
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
unless
|
|
Naina Saha answered |
Understanding the Use of "or"
When choosing the correct conjunction to fill in the blank, it's essential to understand the role of conjunctions in a sentence.
Conjunctions Explained
- Conjunctions are words that connect clauses, sentences, or words.
- The most common conjunctions include "and," "but," "or," and "so."
Context of the Sentence
The sentence in question is: "Would you like to play soccer _____ basketball?"
- Here, the speaker is presenting two options: soccer and basketball.
- The word "or" is used to indicate a choice between alternatives.
Why "or" is Correct
- "Or" is the conjunction that shows that you can choose one option or the other.
- If the blank were filled with "but," it would imply a contrast, which does not fit the context of merely choosing between two options.
- Filling in with "so" would suggest a cause-effect relationship, which is not appropriate here.
- Using "unless" would imply a condition that is not relevant to the question being asked.
Conclusion
Thus, the correct answer is option 'A' - "or." It effectively conveys the idea of choosing between two fun activities without implying any contrast or conditions.
When choosing the correct conjunction to fill in the blank, it's essential to understand the role of conjunctions in a sentence.
Conjunctions Explained
- Conjunctions are words that connect clauses, sentences, or words.
- The most common conjunctions include "and," "but," "or," and "so."
Context of the Sentence
The sentence in question is: "Would you like to play soccer _____ basketball?"
- Here, the speaker is presenting two options: soccer and basketball.
- The word "or" is used to indicate a choice between alternatives.
Why "or" is Correct
- "Or" is the conjunction that shows that you can choose one option or the other.
- If the blank were filled with "but," it would imply a contrast, which does not fit the context of merely choosing between two options.
- Filling in with "so" would suggest a cause-effect relationship, which is not appropriate here.
- Using "unless" would imply a condition that is not relevant to the question being asked.
Conclusion
Thus, the correct answer is option 'A' - "or." It effectively conveys the idea of choosing between two fun activities without implying any contrast or conditions.
Choose the correct conjunction:"She wore a coat, _____ it was cold outside."- a)although
- b)because
- c)unless
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct conjunction:
"She wore a coat, _____ it was cold outside."
a)
although
b)
because
c)
unless
d)
if
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Torcia Education answered |
The correct conjunction is "because." "Because" indicates a cause-and-effect relationship. It explains that she wore a coat due to the cold weather.
Choose the correct conjunction:
"I have a dog _____ a cat as pets."
- a)and
- b)or
- c)so
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct conjunction:
"I have a dog _____ a cat as pets."
a)
and
b)
or
c)
so
d)
if
|
|
Rahul Verma answered |
"Or" is used to indicate that the person has either a dog or a cat as pets.
Choose the correct conjunction:"The dog barked loudly _____ scared the cat."- a)so
- b)but
- c)and
- d)unless
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct conjunction:
"The dog barked loudly _____ scared the cat."
a)
so
b)
but
c)
and
d)
unless
|
|
Torcia Education answered |
Solution:
- The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is "and".
- This is because "and" is used to connect two related actions or ideas.
- In the sentence, the dog barking and the cat being scared are related events.
"The kite flew high ___ the wind was strong."- a)or
- b)but
- c)because
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
"The kite flew high ___ the wind was strong."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
because
d)
if
|
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Torcia Education answered |
The correct conjunction to use is "because". Here's why:
- The sentence explains the reason the kite flew high.
- "Because" introduces the cause: the wind being strong.
- It establishes a cause-effect relationship between the kite flying and the wind's strength.
She was tired, ___ she kept working until late at night.- a)but
- b)so
- c)because
- d)or
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
She was tired, ___ she kept working until late at night.
a)
but
b)
so
c)
because
d)
or
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Glitz Classes answered |
The correct word is "but" because it shows a contrast between being tired and continuing to work.
- But is used to connect ideas that are opposed or contrast each other.
- This sentence structure indicates two actions that are in conflict: being tired and working late.
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?"The cake is baking _____ we prepare the icing.
- a)while
- b)but
- c)so
- d)unless
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?
"The cake is baking _____ we prepare the icing.
a)
while
b)
but
c)
so
d)
unless
|
|
Glitz Classes answered |
Solution:
- The correct conjunction for the sentence is "while."
- It indicates that the two actions occur simultaneously.
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?"You can have an apple _____ a banana for a snack."- a)and
- b)or
- c)so
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should be used to complete the sentence?
"You can have an apple _____ a banana for a snack."
a)
and
b)
or
c)
so
d)
if
|
|
Rahul Verma answered |
"Or" is used to present a choice between two snack options (an apple or a banana).
Choose the correct conjunction:"You can choose a book _____ a toy as a reward."- a)or
- b)but
- c)so
- d)then
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct conjunction:
"You can choose a book _____ a toy as a reward."
a)
or
b)
but
c)
so
d)
then
|
|
Rahul Verma answered |
The conjunction "or" is used to offer a choice between two possible rewards: a book or a toy as a reward.
What conjunction should complete the sentence?"The kite flew high _____ the sky."- a)or
- b)in
- c)so
- d)if
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
What conjunction should complete the sentence?
"The kite flew high _____ the sky."
a)
or
b)
in
c)
so
d)
if
|
|
Glitz Classes answered |
- The sentence is "The kite flew high _____ the sky."
- "In" is a preposition that indicates location or position, making the sentence read as “The kite flew high in the sky,” which is correct.
- "In" is a preposition that indicates location or position, making the sentence read as “The kite flew high in the sky,” which is correct.
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