Spot the error.The trader was not so efficient as he was supposed to be, yet he could not sell his goods.
Correct answer: C. Yet
- A. So
- B. As
- C. Yet
- D. Sell
Explanation
"Yet" is not the correct conjunction in this context. It's used to contrast or introduce an unexpected result, but it doesn't fit the intended meaning of the sentence.
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