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What is the conjunction or conjunctions in the sentence? Neither Sam nor I have heard anything more about the team line-up for the fall. A. about B. for the fall C. have D. neither/nor
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What is the conjunction or conjunctions in the sentence?

Neither Sam nor I have heard anything more about the team line-up for the fall.

A. about
B. for the fall
C. have
D. neither/nor

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Letter D is the correct answer
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What is the conjunction or conjunctions in the sentence?Neither Sam nor I have heard anything more about the team line-up for the fall.

A. about
B. for the fall
C. have
D. neither/nor
its d. neither/nor

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