Join the following sentences to make one complete sentence without using but, and or so.

‘He has learnt to cycle. He has yet to learn to swim’

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He has learnt to cycle but he has yet to learn to swim.

He has learnt to cycle or he has yet to learn to swim

Though he has learnt to cycle, he has yet to learn to swim

He has learnt to cycle. So, he has yet to learn to swim

answer is C.

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Detailed Solution

● We employ coordinating conjunctions, also known as coordinators, to unite or coordinate two or more things of equal syntactic importance. As stated in the question- but, or, so should not be used,
● Therefore, "Though he has learnt to cycle, he has yet to learn to swim" is the correct response.

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