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English, 09.11.2019 05:31 haileysolis5

Choose the sentence that shows a cause/effect relationship.

a. similarly, my friend studied for the test and did just as well.
b. although i studied for the test, i did not do as well as expected.
c. i rewrote the essay several times and finally submitted it.
d. i needed to pass the test, so i studied really hard the night before.

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