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Question
Choose the correct option to make one complete sentence without using and, but or so.
He began late. He finished first.
Options
He finished first and began late.
He began first but finished late.
Though he finished late, he began first.
Though he began late, he finished first.
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Solution
Though he began late, he finished first.
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