The team won the match, ___ they lost the championship. ...

[ Conjunctions ]

The team won the match, ___ they lost the championship.

A. and

B. but

C. also

D. so

E. however

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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A. colon

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A. played

B. play

C. playd

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A. near a busy intersection

B. near a busy

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We can use “any” in affirmative sentences, for example:

I have got any money.

A. True
B. False