Question

Q15. It was raining___ I did not go to schoool. (Choose the suitable conjunction) *

but

so

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Answer 1

Correct Statement :

It was raining so I did not go to school.

• A conjunction is a part of speech that is used to connects clauses or sentences.
• In the above sentence, the conjunct word ''so'' connects two sentences - It was raining "so" I did not go to school.
• There are three types of conjunctions. 1) Coordinate conjunctions. 2) Subordinate conjunctions. 3) Correlative conjunctions.
• The conjunct word ''so'' comes under the Coordinate conjunctions.  
• we can remember the coordinate conjunction as F.A.N.B.O.Y.S =>for, and. nor, but, or, yet, so.

Answer 2

Conjuction

It was raining___ I did not go to schoool. (Choose the suitable conjunction) 

Answer:

• It was raining so I did not go to schoool.

Explanation:

• The word that connects different words or groups of words in a sentence is a Conjunction. Example: It was raining so I did not go to schoool.

• Here in the sentence the groups of words has been connected by the word 'so' to complete the sentence. Therefore 'so' is correct.

• Conjunction is used to join different sentences. Examples: He is poor but honest. let's split the sentence: He is poor. He is honest. The Conjunction but has been used to join or added two different sentences.

• Moreover the given sentence expresses different meanings and they are 'It was raining' and 'I didn't go to school'. The Conjunction 'so' has not only added the groups of words but also has joined the different particular meanings of the sentence.