Grammar Quiz

Topics: Compound Sentences

Pick the compound sentence from the list below.

A. Even though it was chilly, she decided to jog.

B. She went jogging, and afterwards, she took a warm shower.

C. She went jogging and then had a warm shower.

D. She went for a jog, and then she had a warm shower.

Select your answer:
         


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