Which of the following sentences correctly uses a conjunction?

Question 10 options:

A) Whenever I practice I do well.

B) Victor erased the answering machine message Nora would not find out.

C) I hid in the basement my brother was mad at me.

D) She scored a goal, and she won the game.

The correct answers are D) and A).

Explanation:

By definition, a conjuction is a word used to link two clauses in coordinative or subordinative means. That is to say, conjuctions will show you if two clauses happen simultaneously (and, but, etc) or if one of the clauses is subject to the other clause and depends on it to make sense (If, whenever, Although, etc.) Option (D) contains two clauses that happen simultaneously: She won the game when she scored the goal. In the case of sentence (A), the speaker only does well when he/she practises, meaning, "to do well" is subject to whether he/she does indeed practice.

It's A. The correct answer is A! Also, the others don't make sense at all.