Asked by Dino cat
Use the following sentence to answer the question.
Mike kept begging his parents for a cell phone. They agreed he could use his allowance to buy one.
Which transition word or phrase would go at the beginning of the second sentence to show how the ideas are connected?
(1 point)
O because
O however
O at first
O eventually
Mike kept begging his parents for a cell phone. They agreed he could use his allowance to buy one.
Which transition word or phrase would go at the beginning of the second sentence to show how the ideas are connected?
(1 point)
O because
O however
O at first
O eventually
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The best transition word or phrase to use at the beginning of the second sentence to show how the ideas are connected is **"eventually."**
So the revised sentence would read: "They agreed he could use his allowance to buy one." (eventually).
This conveys that after Mike’s persistent begging, his parents ultimately reached a decision.
So the revised sentence would read: "They agreed he could use his allowance to buy one." (eventually).
This conveys that after Mike’s persistent begging, his parents ultimately reached a decision.
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