English: Which choice correctly combines the sentences? There had not been any rain for several weeks. The flowers remained healthy. 1. Even though there had not been any rain for several weeks, the flowers remained healthy. 2. There had not been any rain for several weeks because the flowers remained healthy. 3. There had not been any rain for several weeks, and as a result, the flowers remained healthy. 4. Since there had not been any rain for several weeks, the flowers remained healthy.

Which choice correctly combines the sentences?

cmb6627

24.02.2021

the answer is number 1

Explanation:

its common sense

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EricaCox1

24.02.2021

Explanation:

The other answers all implied that the cause of the healthy flowers was the absence of rain, even though the original sentences did not.

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destinyleisantos

10.03.2020

do u have a picture I can see

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