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Choose the relative clause in this sentence. I wanted to go for a run, but there was not a single street that had its lights on. Choose 1 answer: there was not a single street B wanted to go for a run
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Choose the relative clause in this sentence.

I wanted to go for a run, but there was not a single street that had its lights on.
Choose 1 answer:
there was not a single street
B
wanted to go for a run
that had its lights on

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Answer:

That had its light on

Step-by-step explanation:

I did it

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