Choose the connector from which the following pair of sentences can be combined.
(a) You want to win the match
(b) You will have to work hard.
"Since" introduces a cause or reason, meaning “because.” The sentence logically means: “Because you want to win, you must work hard.”
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Conjunctions show logical relationships: “Since” is used to present reasons or justification.
“However,” “though,” and “although” all indicate contrast (unexpected result/opposite idea), not cause.
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Fill in the blank with appropriate verb in agreement with its subject.
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Fill in the blank with correct preposition.
Have trust ________ God and you will feel happy and contented.
Identify the part which contains an error.
The vocalist / is endowed of / a lot of / talent.
Identify the part which contains an error.
Spring is / the best season / to explored / new cities and locals.
Fill in the blank with correct preposition.
The film star has been dining ________ five-star hotels only.
Identify the correct tense form of the highlighted part in the given sentence.
The officer will be on tour for a fortnight.
Change the following sentence from Active Voice to Passive Voice.
The lion is chasing the deer.
Identify the part of speech of the highlighted word.
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We all admire a politician who is honest.
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