Iron man could not defeat thanos ; he managed to ...

Topics: Coordinating Conjunction

Iron man could not defeat thanos ; he managed to make thanos bleed.

A. But

B. And

C. Yet

D. For

Select your answer:

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The referee showed a red card to the players ____ had been fighting.

A. –

B. which

C. who

D. whom