Choose the conjunction that best completes each sentence.

Haruko enjoys tennis, she rarely has time to play.

Simon is an accomplished chess player, he often competes in tournaments.

you want to learn karate, you should sign up for lessons.

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Zane Webster

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4 March, 10:28

Choose the conjunction that best completes each sentence.

Haruko enjoys tennis, she rarely has time to play.

Simon is an accomplished chess player, he often competes in tournaments.

you want to learn karate, you should sign up for lessons.

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Johns · Answer 1

Haruko enjoys tennis but she rarely has time to play.

Simon is an accomplished chess player and he often competes in tournaments.

You want to learn karate so you should sign up for lessons

Humberto Yoder · Answer 2

1. Although

2. And

3. If

Explanation: On edge2020

Choose the conjunction that best completes each sentence.Haruko enjoys tennis, she rarely has time to play.Simon is an accomplished chess player, he often competes in tournaments.you want to learn karate, you should sign up for lessons.

Choose the conjunction that best completes each sentence.

Haruko enjoys tennis, she rarely has time to play.

Simon is an accomplished chess player, he often competes in tournaments.

you want to learn karate, you should sign up for lessons.