Question

join each pair of the following sentences by means of a suitable conjunction:
1.we reach the top of the hill.A
glorious view live before us
2.swallows migrate in winter. Robin state your in the whole year.
3.the playground is watered. we cannot play today
4.the car was damaged in the accident .the driver was seriously hurt
5.the terrible gale.Trees were uprooted.​

Answer 1

Question :- join each pair of the following sentences by means of a suitable conjunction:

Answer :--

1) we reached the top of the hill for a glorious view lay before us ..

2) swallows migrate in winter although Robin state your in the whole year.

3) the playground is watered therefore we cannot play today .

4) the car was damaged in the accident so the driver was seriously hurt.

5) their was a terrible gale so trees were uprooted...

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Conjuctions :- Words that link other words, phrases, or clauses together....

List of Conjunctions :-

→ Coordinating Conjunctions = for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

→ Correlative Conjunctions = both/and, either/or, neither/nor, not only/but, whether/or

→ Subordinating Conjunctions = after, although, as, as if, as long as, as much as, as soon as, as though, because, before, by the time, even if, even though, if, in order that....

Answer 2

Answer:

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→ Join the sentences with a suitable conjunction.

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1.We reach the top of the hill.A glorious view lay before us.

→ We reach the top of the hill for a glorious view lay before us.

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2. Swallows migrate in winter.Robin state in our country in the whole year.

→ Swallows migrate in winter though Robin state in our country in the whole year.

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3.The playground is watered.We cannot play today.

→ The playground is watered so we cannot play today.

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4.The car was damaged in the accident.The driver was seriously hurt.

→ The car was damaged in the accident so the driver was seriously hurt.

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5.The terrible gale.Trees were uprooted.

→ The terrible gale therefore trees were uprooted.

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$\bold{Additional\:information:-}$

$\bold{Conjunction:-}$ The word which connects two sentences is called a conjunction.Examples:-

• so, therefore, because, though, although etc.