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Combine the two sentences using a suitable adverb/adverbial phrase:
Jason was very tired after running the marathon; _____ he stayed up late and completed his project. [Intermediate]

A

finally

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B

otherwise

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C

therefore

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D

nevertheless

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Solution

The correct option is D nevertheless
A conjunctive adverb is used to connect two clauses, here “Jason...marathon” and “he...project”, and hence Option D is correct. The rest of the options do not connect clauses, hence incorrect.

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