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Conjunction: questions and answer review

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71. I will wait until he comes. In the above sentence, the word "Until" is a:

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Answer: Conjunction

Explanation Until is a conjunction and preposition also. Unless is always conjunction. Until is used for telling time. Unless is used for condition.

72. Which of the following words is grammatically suitable in the following sentence? Either you_______she is responsible for it.

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Answer: Or

Explanation "Either you or she is responsible for it." " Either " is a correlative conjunction that is always used with "or" , not with "and", "but", or "if". " یا تو آپ یا وہ اس کے ذمہ دار ہیں۔" " یا تو " ایک متعلقہ کنجکشن ہے جو ہمیشہ "یا" کے ساتھ استعمال ہوتا ہے، " اور"، "لیکن" یا "اگر" کے ساتھ نہیں ہوتا ہے۔

73. If two or more conjunctions are used together, this type of conjunction is called?

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Answer: Correlative Conjunction

Explanation Correlative conjunctions are used in pairs to join words or phrases (e.g., either…or, neither…nor ). They show a relationship between two equal elements in a sentence.

74. Will you wait ___ I return

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Answer: Till

Explanation Will you wait till I return? کیا آپ میرے واپس آنے تک انتظار کریں گے؟ - Till/until is used to show something continues up to a point in time (here, “I return”). - So, "Will you wait till I return?" means "Will you wait up to the time I come back?

75. The market is nearer to them than ____?

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Answer: Us

Explanation " Than " is a conjunction , and after it, we use an object pronoun ( us ). Correct sentence : "The market is nearer to them than us ." مارکیٹ ہم سے قریب ہے۔

76. She (as well as) her sister is engaged.

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Answer: Conjunction

Explanation She (as well as) her sister is engaged. ** (as well as) : Conjunction 'As well as is a conjunction (a connecting word or phrase) that means ' in addition to

77. The teacher seemed undecided ________ to take class or leave the class.

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Answer: Whether

Explanation The teacher seemed undecided whether to take class or leave the class. Whether is a conjunction which means if . AGM 24-12-2022

78. Unless he works, he will not succeed. In the above sentence, the word "Unless" is a:

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Answer: Conjunction

Explanation Here unless is a conjunction because unless is connecting two clauses.

79. Identify the conjunction: He didn’t win the prize though he worked really hard.

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Answer: Though

Explanation " Though " is a conjunction used to connect two contrasting ideas: he worked hard but didn’t win. It introduces a subordinate clause and shows contrast or concession in the sentence.

80. Mr. Rehman prefers tea _____ coffee.

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Answer: Than

Explanation " Prefers " is used for comparisons , and " than " is the correct conjunction for making comparisons. "Mr. Rehman prefers tea than coffee" is grammatically correct, It means he likes tea more than coffee . مسٹر رحمان کافی سے زیادہ چائے کو ترجیح دیتے ہیں۔

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