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26 December, 13:52

My friend wanted to walk to the restaurant. Which choice changes this simple sentence to a compound sentence, while avoiding grammatical mistakes? A) My friend wanted to walk the restaurant, it had become dark outside. B) My friend wanted to walk to the restaurant; it had become dark outside. C) My friend wanted to walk to the restaurant; because it had become dark outside. D) My friend wanted to walk to the restaurant, but it had become dark outside.

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  1. 26 December, 13:55
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    The answer to your question would be D. My friend wanted to talk to the restaurant, but it had become dark outside.
  2. 26 December, 14:20
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    D My friend wanted to walk to the restaurant, but it had become dark outside.
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