Question

29. Choose the correct conjuction Mr.Brown had heard nothing from his son he went to London. A) till B) when C) since D) from E) as soon as​

Answer 1

C) since he went to London

Answer 2

The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is "until."

The sentence would be: "Mr. Brown had heard nothing from his son until he went to London."

Option A) "till" is a synonym for "until" and is the correct conjunction in this context. Option B) "when" suggests a cause-and-effect relationship, which is not suitable in this case. Option C) "since" implies a reason or cause, which does not fit the context. Option D) "from" is a preposition that doesn't function as a conjunction. Option E) "as soon as" indicates an immediate action following another action, which does not fit the context of the sentence.