Which of the following correctly combines the two sentences? She did not really want that particular job. She had been looking f
or a long time when she got the offer. Although she did not want that particular job, she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer Furthermore, she did not want that particular job, she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer. She did not want that particular job, because she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer. She did not want that particular job since she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.
A. although she did not want that particular job, she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.
Explanation:
I believe it is this one, but im not 100% sure, but i think it is because the second one has no conjunction or semicolon, not the third because there is no need for a comma after job, and not the fourth one because there is no comma after job when there should be. sorry if im wrong!
