1. Choose the coordination option that correctly joins the two sentences below:

Marlee wanted to join the student government. She was not sure if she had the time.

A. Both revised sentences are correct.

B. The sentences should not be joined.

C Marlee wanted to join the student government, she was not sure if she had the time.

D Marlee wanted to join the student government, but she was not sure if she had the

time.

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Kierra Mason

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11 August, 18:26

1. Choose the coordination option that correctly joins the two sentences below:

Marlee wanted to join the student government. She was not sure if she had the time.

A. Both revised sentences are correct.

B. The sentences should not be joined.

C Marlee wanted to join the student government, she was not sure if she had the time.

D Marlee wanted to join the student government, but she was not sure if she had the

time.

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Konnor · Answer 1

Option D, "Marlee wanted to join the student government, but she was not sure if she had the time." The sentence may be joined, and Option B is incorrect. Option C is wrong as the two independent clauses are not connected with a conjunction. Option A is then also incorrect.

Dayton Livingston · Answer 2

Dayton Livingston 11 August, 18:40

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