Which of the following is not a correct way to combine these sentences?

We are going to the beach. We are leaving tomorrow.

We are going to the beach; we are leaving tomorrow.

We are going to the beach, and we are leaving tomorrow.

Since we are going to the beach, we are leaving tomorrow.

We are going to the beach, we are leaving tomorrow.

Question

Which of the following is not a correct way to combine these sentences? 

We are going to the beach.  We are leaving tomorrow.

		
We are going to the beach; we are leaving tomorrow.

		
We are going to the beach, and we are leaving tomorrow.

		
Since we are going to the beach, we are leaving tomorrow.

		
We are going to the beach, we are leaving tomorrow.

tanya123 · Answer

We are going to the beach, we are leaving tomorrow.

tanya123 · Answer

Wow, I was answering and you deleted smh

anonymous · Answer

oh sorry

anonymous · Answer

A narrative is essentially...

		
An informative essay

		
An imagined tale

		
A persuasive argument

		
A real or imagined story