Answer:
A. Spontaneous concerts and other spur-of-the-moment events are easier to organize nowadays now that e-mailing, texting, and social networking get information to people instantly.
Explanation:
A complex sentence is formed by an independent clause and a dependent one. That means we need to transform one of our clauses into a dependent/subordinate clause to obtain a complex sentence.
The best option is letter A. The first clause remained the same, which makes it now the main clause. The second clause begins with "now that", which is a subordinate conjunction. We have here a complex sentence.
Letters B and C joined the clauses correctly, but did not form a complex sentence because both clauses remain independent.
Letter D could have been a good option, but both sentences were transformed into subordinate ones. If you read the sentence, you'll notice it does not make sense because of the "although" that was added to it.
The first word in a quotation that is a complete sentence is capitalized, but the first word in a partial quotation is not: He said, “Life is just one d*mned thing after another.”
The answer is D
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"Mom.. I have something important to tell you.."
"Sure, what is it hun?"
"Y-You're not going to like it, so please don't get super mad at me.."
"It's alright, I'll try to be calm. Now tell me!"
"I... lost my phone."
"You what??"
"I lost it a while ago, I was just so scared at the thought of your reaction.."
"I WARNED YOU ABOUT THIS-"
The mom stares at her for a while, processing her thoughts. She then sighed and said,
"It's alright honey, a lot of things get lost over time."
"You're really not mad?"
"I'm not mad. However, I'm not going to buy you another phone again. You will have to earn the money for it."
"Okay, that's alright.."
