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Hi As I understand it, it is to use a conjunction to join two sentences that could have been said separately: - I walked through the door. I felt uneasy - As I walked through the door, I felt uneasy - I went to the party. I didn't feel good about it - Although I went to the party, I didn't feel good about it - Eat well.
- Hi As I understand it, it is to use a conjunction to join two sentences that could have been said separately: - I walked through the door.
- I felt uneasy - As I walked through the door, I felt uneasy - I went to the party.
- I didn't feel good about it - Although I went to the party, I didn't feel good about it - Eat well.
- Don't eat too much - Eat well, but don't eat too much Dave
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As I understand it, it is to use a conjunction to join two sentences that could have been said separately:
- I walked through the door. I felt uneasy
- As I walked through the door, I felt uneasy
- I went to the party. I didn't feel good about it
- Although I went to the party, I didn't feel good about it
- Eat well. Don't eat too much
- Eat we
As I understand it, it is to use a conjunction to join two sentences that could have been said separately:
- I walked through the door. I felt uneasy
- As I walked through the door, I felt uneasy
- I went to the party. I didn't feel good about it
- Although I went to the party, I didn't feel good about it
- Eat well. Don't eat too much
- Eat we
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