Choose the sentence with the correct use of a contrastive conjunction.
A. We could go to the park, or we can have a picnic in the backyard.
B. She must eat her vegetables before she can have dessert, and she needs to brush her teeth after.
C. He might buy a new phone, or he can wait until the next model is released.
D. They should go to the beach because it’s sunny, but they might stay home because they’re tired.
Select your answer:
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Adverbs of Time and Place › ViewIn the sentence “The package arrived here.”, what does the adverb “here” indicate?
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Choose the correct option.
A. We mustn´t bring our telephone to school. The teacher will take it and won’t give it back till the end of the year.
B. We don´t have to bring our telephone to school. The teacher will take it and won’t give it back till the end of the year.