Add suitable conjunction in the given sentence. Your ice cream will melt, you should eat it quickly.
Correct answer: A. Your ice cream will melt so you should eat it quickly
- A. Your ice cream will melt so you should eat it quickly
- B. Your ice cream will melt however you should eat it quickly
- C. Your ice cream will melt so that you should eat it quickly.
- D. Your ice cream will melt, however you should eat it quickly.
Explanation
The correct answer is (a) Your ice cream will melt, so you should eat it quickly.The conjunction "so" is used to indicate a cause-and-effect relationship between the two clauses. The first clause ("Your ice cream will melt") is the cause, and the second clause ("you should eat it quickly") is the effect or the recommended action to take.
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