Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the correct conjunction to join the two sentences given below correctly.

I am not well. I will be on leave tomorrow.

  1. I am not well because I will be on leave tomorrow.

  2. Although I am not well, yet I will be on leave tomorrow.

  3. Since I am not well, I will be on leave tomorrow.

  4. While I am not well, I will on leave tomorrow.

  5. None of these
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Options 1 is incorrect, as the sentences are connected in a reverse way and it doesn't make sense. Option 2 is incorrect, as correlative conjunction 'Although...yet' are used to show contrast. Option 3 is correct, as it is actually giving reason for being absent. (Why I will be on leave tomorrow).

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