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C2Conjunctions
Mastering Advanced Conjunctions
Practice complex use of English conjunctions in nuanced and advanced contexts, refining your ability to join clauses and ideas with precision.
12 Questions
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Her argument was compelling the evidence was meticulously curated and her rhetoric strikingly balanced.
2
He refrained from publishing the findings, ___ he feared misinterpretation and professional backlash.
3
The philosopher insisted on ambiguity, clarity, in order to challenge the reader’s interpretive faculties.
4
No sooner had the artist revealed her latest piece ___ the critics began to scrutinize its authenticity with relentless fervor.
5
He speaks not only with authority with an almost poetic cadence, capturing the philosophical undertones of the discussion.
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___ the hypothesis appears plausible at first glance, a closer reading uncovers multiple flaws in its underlying logic.
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The manuscript will remain unpublished the author consents to its final version, given the sensitive nature of its content.
8
She pondered for hours, weighing the paradoxical implications of free will ___ determinism, yet arrived at no conclusive stance.
9
Neither the complexity of the theory the density of the prose deterred her from delving into the philosopher's magnum opus.
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Critical acclaim ensued, ___ some scholars, ever skeptical, questioned whether the accolades were truly merited or simply fashionable.
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He delivered his lecture as though he were unaware of the controversy it had already provoked, his calm demeanor belied the underlying tension.
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There is merit in pursuing innovation, ___ it is accompanied by a rigorous examination of its ethical ramifications.