Simple sentence it has a subject and a verb train being the subject and traveling being the verb fast being the adjective.
Answer:
Because of this
Explanation:
By using this transition, writers can correlate an effect to a cause, therefore showing a relationship between two things.
Example: Greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase. Because of this (connects effect with cause), the global temperature of the earth has begun to increase as well (the effect).
"Greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase" = the effect
"Because of this" = connects effect with cause
"... the global temperature of the earth has begun to increase as well.' = the effect
Answer:
the first one and the last one
Explanation:
On our drive into the city, we came across an accident. Which had closed three of the four lanes of traffic. It added an extra hour to our trip.
The passage should be corrected to be proper sentences.
On our drive to the city, we came across an accident which had closed three of the four lanes of traffic. Because of the accident, an extra hour was added to our trip.
Your answer is completely fine. It sounds great.
;_; Is this the full question?
