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Quiz

The conjunctions used in the following sentences are wrong.
Replace them with the most appropriate ones. Choose from
the options given in brackets.
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1. I will go to bed now, or my homework is not done.
(if, and, but)

2. Would you like to have tea and coffee?
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(but, or, and)
3. My sister wants both a bicycle although a book for her
birthday.
(and, in addition to, besides)
4. Ramya is very tall so that Parveen is very short.
(if, until, while)
5. I came early until I can talk to you personally.
(so that, as if, in spite of)

6. Whoever she calls me, I feel happy.
(whichever, whenever, wherever)

7. Although the class starts, you will not be able to play.
(once, whereas, while)
8. Since I had seen that movie three times, I watched it
again.
(because, until, although)
Language in Use

Read the sentence given below:
‘Those living away from the cities must also have access to a
good education to join the talent pool.’

The word ‘must’ indicates necessity. It is called a ‘modal’. There
are a few such modals used in the lesson. Can you list them?

The following are some examples:
1. should
2. have to

3. need to
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