Asked by PJ
Which is the best way to combine these two sentences?
Breathing all that dust was not good for people's health. Many people got sick.
a. Breathing all that dust was not good for people's health, and many got sick
or
b. Breathing all that dust was not good for people's health, because many people got sick.
Breathing all that dust was not good for people's health. Many people got sick.
a. Breathing all that dust was not good for people's health, and many got sick
or
b. Breathing all that dust was not good for people's health, because many people got sick.
Answers
Answered by
Leah
B is the best choice.
Answered by
Writeacher
Sorry, but B is not the best choice. Getting sick was not the cause of "breathing all that dust..."
So either use A or turn B around:
<i>Many people got sick because breathing all that dust was not good for people's health.</i>
So either use A or turn B around:
<i>Many people got sick because breathing all that dust was not good for people's health.</i>
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