The chef must choose between the Japanese nor French cuisines to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

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

The word 'or' in the sentence emphasizes choosingonly one thing by the subject.

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The chef must choose between the Japanese nor French cuisines to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

The sentence is grammatically incorrect due to the misuse of "nor." "Nor" is used in negative constructions, but the sentence compares Japanese and French cuisines without introducing a negative element.

No change

The chef must choose between the Japanese so French cuisines to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

The sentence is incorrect because of the misuse of "so" as it shouldn’t be used in these type of sentences where there is an expresssion of choice.

so

The chef must choose between the Japanese or French cuisines to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

The sentence is correct because it uses "between" to indicate a choice and "or" to present the alternatives (Japanese or French cuisines). This structure clearly conveys that the chef needs to decide which type of cuisine to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

or

The chef must choose between the Japanese but French cuisines to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

The sentence is incorrect because "but" is a coordinating conjunction used to show contrast, not alternatives. It shouldn’t be used in these type of sentences where there is an expresssion of choice.

but

Correct sentence

The chef must choose between the Japanese or French cuisines to prepare for the upcoming inauguration ceremony.

Option

C

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