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Select the best way to combine the two sentences. Focus on providing a clear sentence for the reader.

You get bored inside. Going outside for some fresh air.

After you get bored inside. Try going outside for some fresh air.
Sometimes you get bored inside; but going outside for some fresh air.
If you get bored inside, try going outside for some fresh air.
After you get bored inside, because of going outside for some fresh air.

User Walterfaye
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Answer:

If you get bored inside, try going outside for some fresh air.

Step-by-step explanation:

The first line depends on the second line for it to make sense, thus it is joined by the use of a comma. The two sentences are not independent sentences, so they must not be separated by a period. You must not use a semi-colon when the two sentences are joined by a fanboy (the word ¨and¨ is a fanboy).

User Bernzkie
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

This sentence is the only one that makes sense when you say it out loud and it the only one that is grammatically correct,

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