And, But, or , and Yet Are Used to Join

question 28

Multiple Choice

And, but, or , and yet are used to join two single words or groups of words of the same kind or equal construction.

• A) coordinating conjunction
• B) prepositional phrase
• C) correlative conjunction
• D) subordinating conjunction

Identify the types and classifications of assets and understand their effect on the accounting equation.

Understand the purchase and sales transactions and their impacts on business accounts.

Differentiate between cash and credit transactions and their immediate effects on assets, liabilities, and equity.

Understand various scheduling techniques and their application.

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