English, 25.12.2019 20:31, googoomylizard

The tall buildings lining the streets created a wind

a. , my umbrella kept; turning inside out.
b. ; my umbrella kept turning inside out.
c. ; and my umbrella kept turning inside out.

im thinking c.

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The tall buildings lining the streets created a wind

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