Answer:
I ran to the table; dinner was getting cold.
Explanation:
The semicolon (;) separates the two complete thoughts in that run-on sentence.
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1. everyday I study at the library, which is down the street, for a few hours
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Answer:
It b (My brother drove my new corvette) because he already drove it so it means that it's past tense and in the question it says "driven'' too so yeah it's past tense.
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