What is the best way to combine the sentences below without changing the meaning?
Jane went to church. Afterwards she felt great.
_____
A. After going to church Jane felt great.
B. Jane felt great, after going to church.
C. Jane felt great after going to church.
D. After going to church Jane, felt great.
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A. Falisha said, “I have given a quiz before their long test.”
B. Falisha said, ” You gave a quiz before our long test.”
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Jessie ______ out the door because she was late.
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Most of my friends ________ social media every day.
A. uses
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