1. He is both a singer and a drummer.
2. Ramu is poor yet he managed to educate his son.
3. Though he is trusted, he cheated his boss.
4. Stuart is taller than his friend Jack.
5. Father came to know that his son has passed.
6. I won't pay you unless you show me your card.
7. A good bowler knows how to deliver a bouncer.
8. As he was captain, he was to be blamed for the loss.
9. It's my rule, follow it or forget it.
10. Hari was watering the plants when I happened to cross by his house.
In these sentences, appropriate conjunctions are used to establish logical connections between clauses or phrases. "And" is used to indicate a combination in the first sentence, "yet" expresses contrast in the second, "though" introduces a contrast in the third, and "than" is employed for comparison in the fourth. "That" introduces reported speech in the fifth, "unless" sets a condition in the sixth, and "how" indicates a manner in the seventh. "As" establishes a reason in the eighth, "or" presents an alternative in the ninth, and "when" indicates a time relationship in the tenth.
The question probable maybe:
In the sentences given below fill in the blanks with the suitable conjunctions.
1. He is both a singer ………….. drummer.
2. Ramu is poor ………….. he managed to educate his son.
3. ………….. he is trusted, he cheated his boss.
4. Stuart is taller ………….. his friend Jack.
5. Father came to know ………….. his son has passed.
6. I won’t pay you ………….. you show me your card.
7. A good bowler knows ………….. to deliver a bouncer.
8. ………….. he was captain, he was to be blamed for loss.
9. It’s my rule, follow it ………….. forget it.
10. Hari was watering the plants ………….. I happened to cross by his house.