English, asked by saurabhyadav2459, 6 months ago

She can be on my team. She can be on your team. ( conjunction)

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Either she can be on my team or she can be on your team.

Explanation:

The conjunction here is 'either' as it connects the two sentences together. The word 'either' can be used as a conjunction. Conjunctions can be used at the beginning of a sentence in an exceptional case.

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