. / we / an / never / island / visited / have
A. We have never visited an island.
B. Have we visited never an island.
C. We never an island have visited.
D. We never have visited an island.
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In the sentence ‘The oil spill was contained since the emergency response team acted quickly.’, what type of conjunction is ‘since’?
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Do you want to go to the cinema or the theatre?
…………………………… . I want to stay home.
_
A. Either
B. Neither
C. None