Choose the sentence below that uses a linking word or phrase to signal cause and effect. For the most part, we like to hang our clothes out to dry instead of using the dryer. Since Robin has to work this Saturday, would you like to reschedule our lunch? Time has a way of escaping you; nevertheless, I plan to make the best of my days. The best thing about being an only child is that I never have to share any of my toys!

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Corbin Wheeler

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9 May, 23:09

Choose the sentence below that uses a linking word or phrase to signal cause and effect. For the most part, we like to hang our clothes out to dry instead of using the dryer. Since Robin has to work this Saturday, would you like to reschedule our lunch? Time has a way of escaping you; nevertheless, I plan to make the best of my days. The best thing about being an only child is that I never have to share any of my toys!

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Braylon Cortez · Answer 1

Hmm, it seems like the word that signals cause and affect is "Since". The reason I say this is because that is the reason (the cause) and the affect is rescheduling the lunch. (the effect). Good luck, do you understand?