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Which of the following is a correct joining sentence for the two sentences below?
He holds a very important position. He is not well paid.(A) Although he holds a very important position .....(B) Unless he holds a very important .....(C) Inspite of the fact that he holds a .....
He holds a very important position. He is not well paid.(A) Although he holds a very important position .....(B) Unless he holds a very important .....(C) Inspite of the fact that he holds a .....
Answer: Option C
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He deserves to be well-paid, though he is not. Hence, conjunctions like but, though, although, in spite of the fact that, etc. can be used to effectively put forth the idea while combining the two sentences.
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