Question

Which sentence BEST combines the ideas shown below?

A.The football player did not seem seriously injured. As a precaution, the trainers moved him carefully.
B.The football player did not seem seriously injured, and as a precaution, the trainers moved him carefully.
C.The football player did not seem seriously injured, for as a precaution, the trainers moved him carefully.
(What I think the answer is)D.The football player did not seem seriously injured, yet as a precaution, the trainers moved him carefully.

Please, please help.

Answer 1

i think the sentence that combines the idea is :
D. the football player did not seem seriously injured, yet as a precaution, the trainers moved him carefully
This sentence combined 2 separate occurrences into one sentence correctly

Hope this helps

Answer 2

The correct answer is option letter D (The football player did not seem seriously injured, yet as a precaution, the trainers moved him carefully). This sentence explains that even though the football player suffered a slight injury, the trainers took precautions to move him carefully. Option letter D best combines the ideas using the conjunction “as” to connect the result of something with its reason and the conjunction “yet” meaning ‘but’ or ‘nevertheless’ (the player was not seriously injured, BUT the trainers took precaution to move him carefully). The rest of the options (A, B, and C) do not clearly develop the relation between the two ideas mentioned before.