Let’s go to the concert early but that we can get good seats.

Subordination and coordination help to combine two sentences giving the value for both sentences.

The coordination conjunction 'so' is appropriate, connecting both sentences even logically.

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Let’s go to the concert early but that we can get good seats.

The sentence lacks proper conjunction usage. It has a conjunction error, impacting its grammatical structure.

No change

Let’s go to the concert early from that we can get good seats.

The sentence is incorrect because of the misuse of "from" as this doesn’t convey the purpose or reason for going early.

from

Let’s go to the concert early so that we can get good seats.

This sentence is correct because it expresses a clear purpose: going to the concert early with the intention of getting good seats. The phrase "so that" effectively connects the action (going early) to the desired outcome (getting good seats), conveying a logical relationship between the two.

so

Let’s go to the concert early nor that we can get good seats.

The sentence is incorrect due to the use of "nor" which is a coordinating conjunction used in negative constructions. So it shouldn’t be used.

nor

Correct sentence

Let’s go to the concert early so that we can get good seats.

Option

C

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