_ the tickets are too expensive, Peggy and I won't be able to attend it.
Correct answer: C. Since
- A. Unless
- B. So that
- C. Since
- D. Until
Explanation
Correct: The term "since" is appropriate as it introduces a reason or cause. In this context, it suggests that Peggy and I won't be able to attend it since the tickets are too expensive.
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