D does not provide good support.
<em>Although I didn't brew it long</em>, (subordinate clause)<u> the coffee tastes bitter</u> (main clause), and <u>I will not drink it.</u> (main clause) [CC]
- Compound-Complex Sentence, contains two or more main clauses and at least one subordinate clause
- Main Clause, is an independent clause, contains subject and verb
1. <u>the coffee tastes bitter</u> (main clause)
Subject: The coffee
Verb: tastes (linking verb)
2. and <u>I will not drink it.</u>
and: coordinating conjunction
Subject: I
Verb: will not drink
- Subordinate Clause, is a dependent clause, contains subordinating conjunction or adverb, noun, adjective clauses
1. <em>Although I didn't brew it long</em>, (subordinate clause)
There is Although, as subordinating conjunction (concession) forms adverb clause.
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'a' would be the most appropriate, You have to be polite and can't be aggressive when claiming a loan,or you might never get the money back
Answer:
D.) Although Easton is still charming, he has adopted a way of life that would shock Miss Fairchild if she knew.
Explanation:
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