[ Transitional Phrases and Conjunctions ]
She loves chocolate; ________, her brother prefers savory snacks.
A. in conclusion
B. however
C. for example
D. on the other hand
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Samuel: —-?
Sara: No, we’re still looking for one. The prices are too high.
A. Have you rented a flat yet
B. Were you renting a car
C. How much was the rent
D. Was that flat for rent