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Question

Fill in the blank with a suitable option:
I like to relax ________ I'm on holiday.

A
while
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B
before
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if
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as soon as
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Solution

The correct option is A while
Answer : A

Subordinating Conjugation : It is a word or phrase used to link a dependent clause to an independent clause.

It is used to:

  • show a cause-and-effect relationship between the dependent & subordinate (independent clause)
  • to show a relationship involving a transition of time or place between two clause

Let's take a look at the usage of the subordinating conjugations in the options in relation to time:

  • while : It is used to express an action in progress; sometimes this action is interrupted
  • before : It is used to express that one event precedes another
  • if : It is not used to show a relationship of time but is used to introduce a conditional clause; It is used to express a condition that is necessary in order for something to happen; basically to introduce a conditional clause
  • as soon as : It is used to express that one event happens first and another happens immediately after

Here in the question, we understand that the speaker expressing that during the time of holiday he/she likes to relax.

Therefore from among the options, 'while' is the most suitable subordinating conjugation to complete the sentence.

Thus, the correct complete sentence is:

I like to relax WHILE I'm on a holiday.


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