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English, 28.01.2021 22:10 SaliJano8950

Choose the option that best combines these sentences into a logical compound sentence.

Nikolai waited very carefully in the brush. He wanted to take a photo of the baby bear.

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(Choice A)
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Nikolai waited very carefully in the brush before snapping a photo of the baby bear.

(Choice B)
B
Nikolai waited very carefully in the brush, as he wanted to take a photo of the baby bear.

(Choice C)
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Nikolai waited very carefully in the brush; he wanted to take a photo of the baby bear.

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