English, asked by magsparikh, 11 months ago

He is mad. He feigns madness (join without and,but,so)​


abhishek4618: He is mad although he feigns madness.

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Answered by errishukumar20pbyncm
3

He is not only mad but also feigns madness

or it can be wrong

he is mad because he feigns madness

this is absolutely correct

Answered by divyansh101dabral
13

Either he is mad or he feigns madness.

(Feigns means pretends) .We had to join these sentences with an appropriate conjunction or group of conjunctions.So here i have used a conditional conjunction (either or).If it helped you mark as BRAINLIEST pls.


divyansh101dabral: pls mark as BRAINLIEST
magsparikh: done
divyansh101dabral: thanks a million
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