Question

Combine these sentences by using a subordinating conjunction: “Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year. He wanted to go to Austin.”

Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year, but he wanted to go to Austin, too.

Although he wanted to go to Austin, Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year.

Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year, and he wanted to go to Austin.

Nathan went to San Diego and Austin for vacation last year.

Answer 1

it would be the third one right?

Answer 2

@guy1234 @biooverload

Answer 3

I'm thinking it's the second one. It's telling us he wanted to do one thing, but he got stuck doing another lol

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

me too

Answer 6

correct : )

Answer 7

Maria is a lawyer. She is also an avid runner.
How can this sentence be combined using a coordinating conjunction?

Maria is a lawyer and an avid runner.

Maria is a lawyer although she is an avid runner.

Although Maria is a lawyer, she is an avid runner.

Answer 8

i think its the last one

Answer 9

I'm thinking the first. Is there a comma in that one?

Answer 10

not in the first one

Answer 11

2

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

i need help

Answer 14

ok and it was correct

Answer 15

Which of the following were Lyndon Johnson's goals as president?


A.
wipe out poverty


B.
equality for all men and women


C.
a good education for every child


D.
minimum wage


E.
caring for old people

Answer 16

I'm thinking one of the last two. I don't know much about his presidency tho tbh

Answer 17

sounds more like its A

Answer 18

The Great Society was a set of domestic programs in the United States launched by Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964–65. The main goal was the elimination of poverty and racial injustice.

Answer 19

you can put more

Answer 20

Well then I guess it'd hafta be A lol