Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence.

'I can’t whistle, _______ I can sing. Can you do either?'

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Solution

The correct option is B but
Option (c) is the correct answer:
Here ‘but’ is used to connect two contrasting ideas: a person not being able to whistle still being able to sing.

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Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence. 'I can’t whistle, _______ I can sing. Can you do either?'

The correct option is B butOption (c) is the correct answer: Here ‘but’ is used to connect two contrasting ideas: a person not being able to whistle still being able to sing.

Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence.

'I can’t whistle, _______ I can sing. Can you do either?'

The correct option is B but
Option (c) is the correct answer:
Here ‘but’ is used to connect two contrasting ideas: a person not being able to whistle still being able to sing.