Question

He is too headstrong. He will not listen to advice. (Join without using and, but or so) *



1.Unless he is too headstrong, he will not listen to advice

2.If he is too headstrong, he will not listen to advice

3.He is too headstrong to listen to advice.

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Answer 1

he is too headstrong so he won't listen to the advice

Answer 2

He is too headstrong. He will not listen to advice.

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Option(3)He is too headstrong to listen to advice.

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