English, 17.06.2020 03:57 sofiav44

Could you help me re-write these two sentences as such? My eyes are bugging me right now and I'm losing energy but need to get this done and over with today. --- #1 If I had been working alongside Elizabeth Cady Stanton, [independent clause]. #2I also would have marched for female suffrage, [subordinate clause].

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