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Though, Although, Because, Since, As implies the----

Though, Although, Because, Since, As implies the---- Correct Answer Complex sentence

যে Sentence এ একটি মাত্র principal clause এবং এক বা একাধিক subordinate clause থাকে, তাকে Complex sentence বলে। Complex sentence এ Subordinate clause টি সাধারণত subordinating conjunctions ( though, although, till, until, before, which, what, when, who, whom, after, unless, since, if, as, because, that) ইত্যাদি দ্বারা শুরু হয়।

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