Join the following pairs of sentences using conjunctions from the brackets.
Dear Student,
f. Either my brother or his friend Sheetal will pick us up from the station.
g. It had started snowing yet we continued on our trek.
h. Unless you are ready to ask questions, it is not easy to learn new things.
i. Satyajit Ray was not only a remarkable filmmaker but also an outstanding writer.
j. While Ayaan baked a birthday cake for his mother, Kirti bought a present for her.
k. We waited at (preposition at is more appropriate than the preposition 'in' used in the question) the station until my uncle found a taxi to take us to the hotel.
Regards,
f. Either my brother or his friend Sheetal will pick us up from the station.
g. It had started snowing yet we continued on our trek.
h. Unless you are ready to ask questions, it is not easy to learn new things.
i. Satyajit Ray was not only a remarkable filmmaker but also an outstanding writer.
j. While Ayaan baked a birthday cake for his mother, Kirti bought a present for her.
k. We waited at (preposition at is more appropriate than the preposition 'in' used in the question) the station until my uncle found a taxi to take us to the hotel.
Regards,