English, asked by srimozhisakthivel, 10 hours ago

.... I knew the answers well, I managed to finish the exam in time ( if, though, when , as)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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As I knew the answers well, I managed to finish the exam in time

  • The term as acts as both preposition or a conjunction. It is used when describing a likelihood or an extent.
  • For example - As a matter of fact, Lara is a top performing student.
  • In the sentence the person completed the exam in time because he knew the answers.
  • Thus, the correct sentence is - As I knew the answers well, I managed to finish the exam in time
Answered by SparshaM
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Answer:

.... I knew the answers well, I managed to finish the exam in time : if, though, when , as

  • As I knew the answers well, I managed to finish the exam in time.

  • As is one of Subordinating Conjunctions.

  • Sub-Ordinating Conjunctions join Sub-ordinate sentences with Principal sentences [ Sentences of higher rank ].

  • As is used for many purposes. They are discussed below with examples.

  • Reason or Cause : As he is ill, he will not come.

  • Time : As he came out of the room he saw me.

  • Manner : Do as you think.

  • Concession or Contrast : Old as he is, he is able to walk.

  • As has been used in the blank space to indicate Reason or Cause.
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