She had just bought two gorgeous dresses, ______ she needed ...

[ Conjunction ]

She had just bought two gorgeous dresses, ______ she needed to get matching shoes.

A. or

B. so

C. yet

D. for

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Choose the sentence structure. After the game was over, the coach had to drive the players all the way home, but they got to stop and eat at Dairy Queen.

A. simple sentence

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Is the conjunction a FANBOYS or Subordinate conjunction: I ate breakfast BEFORE the sun came up.

A. FANBOYS (coordinating)

B. subordinating conjunction

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