The sentence which used coordinating conjunction in order to join independent clauses is sentence 3.
<h3>What is a coordinating conjunction?</h3>
A coordinating conjunction is a word that is used to join clauses into a single sentence. Examples include "but," "if," and "and."
In sentence 3, two independent clauses are joined into one sentence by the conjunction, "but."
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That would be false, wouldn't it?
A mirage is an optical phenomenon
The word I can think of that best fits instead of "mirage" would be oasis, though I could be wrong.
Answer:
SHADOW FALLS SERIES
Explanation:
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