Question

Join the following sentences to make complete sentence without using 'and', 'but' or 'so'.


I heard you won a gold trophy. I am extremely delighted

a. I heard you won a gold trophy it made me extremely delighted.

b. I am extremely delighted for you.

c. I am extremely delighted to hear that you won a prize.

d. You won a gold trophy, I am extremely delighted.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

I heard you won a gold trophy. I am extremely delighted.

c. I am extremely delighted to hear that you won a prize.

In this sentence :-

• The options used didn't contain any and, but or so form, so the most appropriate option was used.
• Had it been in case of A, then a comma has to be used to make the sentence correct which is not used.
• In case of B, the sentence is incomplete. For what is he delighted, i.e the trophy is not mentioned.
• D option, the verb heard is missing but the question doesn't permit to omit any word, hence, C part.