Only one solution is possible: We must cut our expenses
The correct answer is <span>D. The rain began to fall, but we did not want to leave.
Both "the rain began to fall" and "we did not want to leave" are two independent clauses connected with a conjunction "but"</span>
All I heard was a loud 'fwooosh!' from the kitchen, and knew what it had to be. I, in a hurry, swiftly grabbed the fire extinguisher. Or, rather, tried to. Instead it hit the ground with a loud 'clank'. Grateful it wasn't broken, I picked it up and with a loud 'crack', I got the extinguisher working and put out the fire.
The right way to correct the sentence Mason told Ethan that Mrs. Smith suspected he cheated on the math test is He told Ethan that Mrs. Smith suspected he cheated on the math test.
<h3>What is a sentence?</h3>
A sentence refer to group of words that have subject and predicate which is meaningful and this comprises of noun and verbs.
Therefore, The right way to correct the sentence Mason told Ethan that Mrs. Smith suspected he cheated on the math test is He told Ethan that Mrs. Smith suspected he cheated on the math test.
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I would say it D but i think it C but i would go for D