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The period known as the Enlightenment The period known as the Enlightenment is commonly used to refer to the Renaissance, ---- also it refers to various periods in many other countries.
A) so
B) though
C) in that
D) nevertheless
E) even so
Key is B, can't we say D?
- 10-Oct-2011, 13:36 #2
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Teacher Re: The period known as the Enlightenment Only B is correct.
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