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I like teaching I don't like managing and disciplining disruptive behaviors.

Question 9 options:

I like teaching; I don't like managing, and disciplining, disruptive, behaviors.


I like teaching, I don't like managing and disciplining disruptive behaviors.


I like teaching I don't like managing and disciplining disruptive behaviors.


I like teaching; I don't like managing and disciplining disruptive behaviors.

and

Summer is my favorite month I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.

Question 10 options:
Summer is my favorite month I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.

Summer is my favorite month; I still enjoy a good, rainy, day to read, and get work done.


Summer is my favorite month; I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.


Summer is my favorite month I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.


Summer is my favorite month, I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.



Question 10 options:


Summer is my favorite month; I still enjoy a good, rainy, day to read, and get work done.


Summer is my favorite month; I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.


Summer is my favorite month I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.


Summer is my favorite month, I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.

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There are different ways to join two or more words together. The answers are;

  • I like teaching; I don't like managing and disciplining disruptive behaviors.
  • Summer is my favorite month; I still enjoy a good rainy day to read and get work done.

There  are different ways for combining two complete sentences. They include;

  • comma and a conjunction: This is followed by "and," "but," "or," etc.
  • Semicolon and a transitional adverb, such as therefore," "moreover," etc.
  • Semicolon (;)
  • Colon (:)

A semicolon is often used to join two independent clauses that are related. It can be used in place of a comma and a coordinating conjunction.

Learn more about Joining sentences from

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