Question

______the boy is clever,he is lazy

(conjunction to be used hear is )
a.but. b.and
c.though. d.since​

Answer 1

Answer:

Though the boy is clever, he is lazy.

The correct conjunction used in the above sentence is:

c. though.

Explanation:

Conjunction is the word which joins two sentences, phrases or parts of sentences. And, but, since, though are some of the examples of conjunctions.  The conjunction 'though' is used in the above sentence which joins the two sentences and makes sense out of it.

Answer 2

Answer:

A combination is the paste that holds words, expressions and conditions (both reliant and free) together.

There are three various types of conjunctions- - organizing, subjecting, and correlative- - each serving its own, unmistakable reason, however all attempting to unite words.

Planning conjunctions, likewise called organizers, are conjunctions that join, or facilitate, at least two things, (for example, words, fundamental statements, or sentences) of equivalent syntactic significance.