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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I have seen a lots of street dancer because I have been walking around San Fransisco.
I can smell the cigarete because somebody has been smoking here.
Both sentences are correct and work as cause and effect, right?
I can smell the cigarete because somebody has been smoking here.
Both sentences are correct and work as cause and effect, right?
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I've seen lots of street dancers while walking around San Francisco. I can still smell cigarette smoke; someone's been smoking here.
- I've seen lots of street dancers while walking around San Francisco.
- I can still smell cigarette smoke; someone's been smoking here.
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I've seen lots of street dancers while walking around San Francisco.
I can still smell cigarette smoke; someone's been smoking here.
I can still smell cigarette smoke; someone's been smoking here.
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