He has hurt himself so many times. He still participates in the dangerous sport.
Although he has hurt himself so many times, he still participates in the dangerous sport.
What joins the two sentences?

A gerund

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An adversative

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A participle

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A subordinating conjunction

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Solution

The correct option is D
A subordinating conjunction

The two sentences have been joined using the subordinating conjunction ‘although’.

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He has hurt himself so many times. He still participates in the dangerous sport. Although he has hurt himself so many times, he still participates in the dangerous sport. What joins the two sentences?

The correct option is D A subordinating conjunction The two sentences have been joined using the subordinating conjunction ‘although’.

He has hurt himself so many times. He still participates in the dangerous sport.
Although he has hurt himself so many times, he still participates in the dangerous sport.
What joins the two sentences?

The correct option is D
A subordinating conjunction

The two sentences have been joined using the subordinating conjunction ‘although’.