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COMBINING SENTENCES: I tried to go outside. It was cold.
A. I tried to go outside. It was cold.
B. I tried to go outside, but it was cold.
C. I tried to go outside, or I tried because it was cold.
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A. She picked out a red shirt for me to wear at the party
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