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Why do we use “or, but, and so”?

A. I don’t know :/

B. To write well

C. To connect ideas

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Identify the sentence which has the same meaning: “Imgination is more important than knowledge.” – Einstein

A. Although knowledge is important, imagination is even more important.
B. Knowledge and imagination are equally important.
C. Imagination is not as important as knowledge.