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Directions: Combine the following two sentences using dependent markers. Sentence A: The spider wove a web in the girl's hair. Sentence B: The girl texted frantically.
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Directions: Combine the following two sentences using dependent markers.

Sentence A: The spider wove a web in the girl's hair.
Sentence B: The girl texted frantically.

Directions: Combine the following two sentences using dependent markers. Sentence-example-1
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The spider wove a web in the girls hair, as though the girl texted frantically.
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The spider spun a web in the girl's hair, and the girl texted in horror.
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