Hurry up -------------- you will be late. Fill in the gap with appropriate conduction.

The correct answer is "or." "Hurry up or you will be late" is the correct phrase. Option A, "and," is incorrect because it suggests that hurrying up is not necessary and that being late is not a concern. Option B, "but," is also incorrect because it suggests a contradiction or a contrasting idea. In this case, there is no contrasting idea. Option D, "nor," is incorrect because it is a negative conjunction used to join two negative ideas. It does not fit in the context of the sentence. Therefore, option C, "or," is the correct conjunction to use in this sentence. It conveys the idea that the listener must hurry up in order to avoid being late.
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