‘They might not allow wild animals as pets.’
A. Wild animals might be allowed as pets.
B. They might allow wild animals as pets.
C. Wild animals might not be allowed as pets.
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The word “but” serves as what type of conjunction as used in the following sentence?
The research topic was a bit mature, but the teacher felt that her student could handle it.
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