English, 01.07.2022 03:50, albattatasraap5wymy
Without changing the meaning, what is the best way to change this compound sentence into two simple sentences? a. she thought about. the crowd it made things worse. b. she thought about the crowd. it made things worse. c. she thought about the crowd it made. things worse. d. she thought. about the crowd it made things worse.
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