<span>In
the sentence: I like to play
baseball. _______, I can't throw a ball very well.
</span>
The answer is D.
However
A subordinating conjunction (subordinators
or subordinate conjunctions) is a part of speech which is used to connect or ‘juncture’
a dependent clause to independent clause. They are important parts of complex
sentences as they also introduce adverbs.
<span>
In the sentence, ‘however’ is used
because the person can do the act, but there is a limitation to his action and
that is ‘not throwing a ball
very well<span>’.</span></span>
She didn’t want to marry Paris so I’m guessing violent hatred?
Do you have a book or passage to go with this question?
