Question

Which sentence best combines these independent clauses? It was cold. Sharon went out in a T-shirt. The wind blew in sharp gusts. While the wind blew in sharp gusts, Sharon went out in a T-shirt, and it was cold. Even though it was cold and the wind blew in sharp gusts, Sharon went out in a T-shirt. Because Sharon went out in a T-shirt, and it was cold, the wind blew in sharp gusts. The wind blew in sharp gusts and it was cold after Sharon went out in a T-shirt.

Answer 1

Even thought it was cold and the wind blew in sharp gusts, Sharon went out in a T-shirt.

Answer 2

Hi !!

the correct sentence  to combine the independent clauses would be :

Even though it was cold and the wind blew in sharp gusts, Sharon went out in a T-shirt.

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