The correct answer is (A). The contrasting conjunction word “but” best describes the relationship between the ideas in this sentence. It was not normal for the author to travel and yet she went all the way to Paris. This transition word also works nicely with the transition phrase “and so” found later in the same sentence.
How to spot a common noun and a proper noun? A common noun answers the question "What is it?" Q: What is it? A: It is a bridge. A proper noun answers the question "What's its name?" Q: What's its name? A: It is Talkha Bridge.
Phrasal Verb - Give up . Meaning - Stop trying . It is too hard. I give up ! https://t.co/v4e3FwmYmg #ESL #Education pic.twitter.com/jFsP0b21Re — EnglishStudy (@EnglishStudy) April 5, 2016
The correct answer is (A). The contrasting conjunction word “but” best describes the relationship between the ideas in this sentence. It was not normal for the author to travel and yet she went all the way to Paris. This transition word also works nicely with the transition phrase “and so” found later in the same sentence.
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