Can a sentence that begins with a subordinating conjunction be split into two sentences?
A. Yes, it can be divided into two separate sentences
B. No, it cannot be divided into two separate sentences
C. It depends on the subordinating conjunction used
D. It depends on the context of the sentence
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Conjunctions › ViewIn which sentence is “since” used as a conjunction?
A. She hasn’t been here since last year.
B. I’ve known him since we were children.
C. He’s changed a lot since his trip.
D. Since he was tired, he decided to rest.
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I always (do)……….my homework after school.
A. do
B. does
C. not do
D. not does
Grammar › ViewThomas fell down ________ injured his right leg.
A. and
B. but
C. so
D. because
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We got to the cinema late and the film ___________.
A. had already started
B. was already started
C. already started
D. has already started