Identify the choice that uses one or more transitions to show the relative emphasis of ideas.

A. I'm glad I tidied up my room. Still, that term paper needs to get written

B. I will write that term paper, having tidied up my room

C. I tidied up my room. Afterward, I have to write that term paper

D. I'm glad I tidied up my room. Now, I will start writing that term paper

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Marco Howe

English

10 January, 00:03

Identify the choice that uses one or more transitions to show the relative emphasis of ideas.

A. I'm glad I tidied up my room. Still, that term paper needs to get written

B. I will write that term paper, having tidied up my room

C. I tidied up my room. Afterward, I have to write that term paper

D. I'm glad I tidied up my room. Now, I will start writing that term paper

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Jane Bentley · Answer 1

The correct answer is D as the room tidying is irrelevant to the term paper but is an action that must occur. The order is divided by the division of sentences, You have a complete sentence for both sentences so there is no need to mix them, the idea is visibly read in both.