Question

Combine using a connector: "He ran fast. He could not win the race." (yet)

Hint:

“Yet” is used to show contrast between two complete sentences and is placed after a comma.

Answer 1

Concept: The connector yet is a coordinating conjunction used to show contrast between two ideas. It is similar in meaning to “but” and joins two independent clauses. \[ \text{Clause 1, yet Clause 2} \]
Step 1: Identify the two independent clauses.
Clause 1 = He ran fast.
Clause 2 = He could not win the race.
Step 2: Join the clauses using the connector "yet".
Final Answer: \[ \boxed{\text{He ran fast, yet he could not win the race.} \]