[ Conjunction ]
What are the three correlative conjunction pairs?
A. either/and, neither/or, both/nor
B. either/or, neither/nor, both/and
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A. well done
B. cute dogs
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D. Since is used to indicate future events.
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__________ carry this for me, please?
A. Would you
B. Let’s
C. why don’t we