Which option correctly combines the following sentences into one complex sentence using a semicolon and conjunctive adverb? “She studied hard. She still didn’t pass the test.”
A. She studied hard; however, she still didn’t pass the test.
B. She studied hard however; she still didn’t pass the test.
C. She studied hard; however she still didn’t pass the test.
D. She studied hard, however; she still didn’t pass the test.
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Grammar › ViewCompose a sentence that includes an independent clause, a dependent clause, and a prepositional phrase.
A. Because it was raining, we stayed inside the house.
B. We stayed inside the house because it was raining.
C. We stayed inside the house because it was raining, and we played games.
D. Because it was raining, we stayed inside the house, and we played games.
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‘It’s just starting to rain.’
‘You’d … out without an umbrella then.’
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A. better to not go
B. better not go
C. rather not gone