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Lapatulllka [165]
3 years ago
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Which of these options is a compound-complex sentence? Choose 1 answer: Because of the fruitful harvest, instead of eating a mod

est Thanksgiving dinner, we filled our plates to the brim; an abundance of food was had that year. Because of the fruitful harvest, instead of eating a modest Thanksgiving dinner, we filled our plates with an abundance of food that year.
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1 answer:
Natalija [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Because of the fruitful harvest, instead of eating a modest Thanksgiving dinner, we filled our plates to the brim; an abundance of food was had that year.

Explanation:

Compound-complex sentences are typically complicated sentences. A compound-complex sentence usually has two or more independent clauses and also have at least one dependent clause.

From the options given, the option that is a compound-complex sentence is "Because of the fruitful harvest, instead of eating a modest Thanksgiving dinner, we filled our plates to the brim; an abundance of food was had that year".

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