I normally like to run, _ today I am walking.
Correct answer: C. But
- A. And
- B. So
- C. But
- D. As
- E. Because
Explanation
The correct answer is C. But.The sentence should read: "I normally like to run, but today I am walking."The word "but" indicates a contrast or an exception, showing that despite normally liking to run, today Ahmed is walking instead.
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