kablayi wrote:
Dear GmatClub members,
According to Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction Guide, the word "yet" can be both connecting conjunction or subordinating conjunction. Can someone give an example of "yet" serving as a subordinating conjuction
Dear GmatClub members,
According to Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction Guide, the word "yet" can be both connecting conjunction or subordinating conjunction. Can someone give an example of "yet" serving as a subordinating conjuction
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