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What is the conjunction in the following sentence?, I sharpened your pencil while you were away.

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I feel 'while' would be the connecting word here. Without it the sentence flops and it helps add onto it with the extra sentence part.

I sharpened your pencil. You were away.

'While' should be the conjunction.

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