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Conjunctions › ViewChoose the sentence that uses a subordinating conjunction.
A. She likes apples, and she likes oranges.
B. She likes apples, but she likes oranges.
C. She likes apples because they are sweet.
D. She likes apples, or she likes oranges.
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Our new car is similar to our old car, but __________.
A. big
B. bigger
C. biggest