Dad forgot to buy flour; because of this, he couldn’t make pancakes.
What is the clearest revision of this sentence?
A. Dad forgot to buy flour; this meant pancakes weren’t made.
B. Dad forgot to buy flour, because of this mistake he couldn’t make pancakes
C. Because of forgetting, no pancakes happened.
D. The flour wasn’t bought, which made it impossible.
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