The children ran to the park. They played ball. Which shows the best way to write the sentences as one sentence?
A. The children ran to the park, or they played ball.
B. The children ran to the park, and they played ball.
C. The children ran to the park, instead they played ball.
D. The children ran to the park, because they played ball.
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“You are lying, Michael.”- She said
She —
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B. accused Michael of lying.
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You’re quite right, I’m completely agreeing with you.
A. correct
B. incorrect
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She is busy with work. She cannot attend the meeting.
A. If she weren’t busy with work,she could attend the meeting
B. Provided that she is busy with work,she cannot attend the meeting.
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D. If she is busy with work,she can’t attend the meeting.