PPSC MCQs

Two independent clauses need proper coordination or punctuation.
A comma plus 'but' correctly joins the contrasting clauses.

A comma alone cannot join two independent clauses in formal writing.
This incorrect joining is called a comma splice.

A simple sentence contains one independent clause.
It may include phrases but has no additional dependent or independent clause.

All three items use matching gerund forms.
Parallel grammatical structure makes coordinated ideas clear and balanced.

'Connected by' identifies the means or link joining two places.
The road functions as that connecting means.

'Since' introduces the starting point of a period continuing to the present.
'Monday' is a specific starting point.

'For' introduces a duration of time.
'Three days' states the length of the absence.

'Because' introduces the reason for staying home.
The dependent clause explains the cause.

'Although' introduces a contrast between the rain and the continuation of the match.
It is a subordinating conjunction of concession.

'Unless' means except if and states a necessary condition.
Entry is denied without the identity card.

'So that' introduces the purpose of saving money.
The laptop purchase is the intended result.

'Whereas' contrasts the preferences of the two sisters.
It joins two clauses with opposing information.