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[ Conjunctions ]

She can sing.

She can dance.

She can sing __________ dance .

A. and

B. but

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TOEFL Grammar Modal Requests Verb Types and Tenses Nouns, Articles, Determiners Modals for Obligation Past Simple Negative & Questions Antonyms Zero and First Conditionals Present Perfect Simple and Continuous Prepositions and Articles Modals and Past Tenses Correlative conjunctions Parts of Speech Gerund or Infinitive Modals and Advice Present Tense vs Present Continuous Pronoun Antecedent Agreement Nouns Formation Auxiliary Words Comparatives ( adj/ adv) Grammar - First Conditional Verbs and Subject Verb Agreement Relative Clauses Adverbs, Infinitives, Definite Article Present Simple and Present Continuous Tenses Es and S Subject/Verb Agreement with Collective Nouns Preposition after some Verbs Tenses and Modals Punctuation and Grammar Tag Question Verb Phrase Subordinate Conjunctions Possesive Pronouns and Modals of Ability IELTS Grammar Language Features: Reflective Article So - Too - Either - Neither Adverbs & to be Articles & Compound Nouns Vocabulary, Grammar, Spelling Possessive Pronouns Comparatives and Conjunctions So....that... Such.......that Simple Tenses Modals Verb Tenses Practice Noun Phrase Preposition of Direction Apostrophes and Quotation Marks Present Progressive Conjunctions & Cohesive Devices Grammar Phrases Vocabulary and Modal Verbs Suffixes (ing-ed) Sentences Passive to Active Tenses & Passive Types of Simple Sentences Action, Helping & Linking Verbs State Verbs and Action Verbs Phrases & Clauses Conditional Tenses Past Simple & Past Continuous Verb & Grammar Prepositions of Time and Place Modals Verbs Types of Sentences Past Narrative Tenses Modal Verbs for Possibility Grammar, Conditional Sentences, Vocabulary Nouns Present Progressive Tense Demonstrative Pronouns Past Continuous 3rd Person Singular Conditionals and Modals of Probability Past simple - Irregular Verbs Adjective Clause Sentence Adverbs & Third Conditional Conditional Type 1 Adjectives Ed and Ing Must Vs Have to Verbs and Prepositions Articles and Pronouns Poetry Vocabulary Quantifiers with Nouns Cardiology Services Noun / Pronoun Participle Adjectives Grammar - Similes Grammar - Collective Nouns Simple, Complex, Compound Sentence Modals and Preposition Simple Past Tenses Simple Present Continuous Tense Wishes WH- Question Words Present Simple and Continuous Tense Future Tense Be Going To vs. Will All, Both, Neither, None, Either
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