Is It Possible That a Sentence Uses a Connective, but Only

question 46

Multiple Choice

Is it possible that a sentence uses a connective, but only has one subject and one predicate?

• A)No, because if a connective is used, there must be more than one subject.
• B)No, because the connective would not be joining anything.
• C)No, because if a connective is used, there must be more than one predicate.
• D)Yes, because the connective could join the subject to the predicate.
• E)Yes, because the connective could be serving as the verb.

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