Author Question: Hernaldo left work early to watch his son play soccer. He got stuck in traffic and missed the first ... (Read 86 times)

lidoalex

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Hernaldo left work early to watch his son play soccer. He got stuck in traffic and missed the
  first half.
 
  a) Hernaldo left work early to watch his son play soccer, for he got stuck in traffic and
  missed the first half.
  b) Hernaldo left work early to watch his son play soccer after he got stuck in traffic and
  missed the first half.
  c) Hernaldo left work early to watch his son play soccer; however, he got stuck in traffic
  and missed the first half.

Question 2

The mailman delivered Anna's birthday present today. He had to drive on icy, snow-laden
  roads.
 
  a) The mailman delivered Anna's birthday present today because he had to drive on icy,
  snow-laden roads.
  b) The mailman delivered Anna's birthday present today, nor he had to drive on icy,
  snow-laden roads.
  c) While the mailman delivered Anna's birthday present today, he had to drive on icy,
  snow-laden roads.



vseab

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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