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Grammar – Conjunctions

Questions 1–10 of 12
Q1. “Unless” can mean “if not”.
Q2. “Or” can show alternatives.
Q3. “Although” can introduce a concessive clause.
Q4. “If” can express a condition.
Q5. “Because” can introduce a reason.
Q6. 'And' can join two similar or related ideas.
Q7. A conjunction can connect words, phrases or clauses.
Q8. 'Because' is normally used to express a choice between alternatives.
Q9. “And” is a coordinating conjunction.
Q10. “But” can show contrast.