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'Therefore' is used to mention that something happens as a result of something else that has been mentioned before. For example - The new boots are lighter and softer, and therefore more comfortable to wear. It can't be used in the beginning. 'Because' and 'so' indicate a cause and effect relationship. They provide a reason for the occurrence of something. But 'so' appears between the 'cause' and the 'effect'. It cannot be used at the beginning. 'Because' can combine the two sentences. D is the answer. "Because he wanted to see the movie before it was over, he came early."
1)conjunct
2)constain
3)efficent
4)eloqent
If only the routine criminal process is pursued with a universal sense of urgent , the expediency of special courts may not be needed at all.
1)adequaet
2)hallucination
3)demografy
4)comandment
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In each group, one word is correctly spelt. Find the correct word.