Explain:
|
A. |
The conjunction “but” is used to show contrast. Sick leave and overtime pay are not contrasting ideas here. They are both benefits given by an employer. |
|
B. |
“yet” can be a conjunction meaning nevertheless and is generally used to introduce a verb clause. Overtime pay to part-time employees is not a verb clause, so “yet” is incorrect. |
|
C. |
“if” also introduces a verb clause, so it is not correct here. |
|
D. |
We use the conjunction “or” to link two or more things in a sentence containing not or another word with negative meaning. |
|