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Select the phrase/ connector from the given three alternatives, which can be used to form a single coherent sentence from the sentences given below, implying the same meaning. I broke my arm during the game. I managed to score a goal.
I. Even though I broke my arm during the game
II. My broken arm during the game
Ill. Having managed to break my arm during the game
Only II
I and III
Only I
II and III
None of these
- I. Even though I broke my arm during the game:
- This phrase is appropriate to form a coherent sentence that maintains the original meaning, as it shows contrast and allows for both actions to be linked: breaking an arm and scoring a goal.
- II. My broken arm during the game:
- This phrase is incomplete and does not logically or coherently connect the two actions. It merely states the fact without implying any relationship.
- III. Having managed to break my arm during the game:
- This phrase incorrectly suggests that breaking the arm was an accomplishment, while the original context implies scoring a goal despite the injury.
- Option 1, Only II:
- Incorrect as only II is incomplete and does not connect the ideas properly.
- Option 2, I and III:
- Incorrect since III does not convey the intended meaning.
- Option 3, Only I:
- Correct because I provides a complete and coherent sentence: "Even though I broke my arm during the game, I managed to score a goal."
- Option 4, II and III:
- Incorrect because neither II nor III properly connect the sentences.
- Option 5, None of these:
- Incorrect as option I is valid.
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