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Join the sentences using a suitable connector.

He cannot swim. He can play tennis.

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And

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But

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So

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For

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Solution

The correct option is B But
The two sentences show contrast since one states that the person cannot do something while the other states that he can do something. To connect two contrasting sentences, we use conjunctions such as but, yet, still, etc. Hence, the correct answer is option B) But, since it is the only option that expresses contrast.

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