Topics: Conjunctions
What is the correct conjunction for cause and effect? “He failed the test ___ he didn’t study.”
A. because
B. although
C. even though
Select your answer:
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A. delighted
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“Where is my dictionary?”
“It was on my desk.’ `Perhaps somebody … it.”
A. would take
B. takes
C. is taking
D. has taken
E. had taken