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English, 15.02.2021 01:00 djj94

Read the following sentences: There isn't anything to eat in the house. Let's order a pizza.
Which revision below is a complex sentence?
O Let's order a pizza; there isn't anything to eat in the house.
There isn't anything to eat in the house, so let's order a pizza,
Since there isn't anything to eat in the house, let's order a pizza.
Because there isn't anything in the house, let's order a pizza, so we'll have something to eat.

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