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Lerok [7]
2 years ago
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Read the sentence. The Inca Empire was very rich trade in the Empire was profitable. Which choices correct this run-on sentence?

Select the two correct answers. The Inca Empire was very rich trade. In the Empire was profitable. The Inca Empire was very rich. Trade in the Empire was profitable. The Inca Empire was very rich trade in the Empire was profitable so citizens were wealthy. The Inca Empire was very rich because trade in the Empire was profitable.
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S_A_V [24]2 years ago
7 1

Answer:

1. The Inca Empire was very rich. Trade in the Empire was profitable.

2. The Inca Empire was very rich because trade in the Empire was profitable.

marishachu [46]2 years ago
6 1

Answer:

1. The Inca Empire was very rich. Trade in the Empire was profitable.

2. The Inca Empire was very rich because trade in the Empire was profitable.

Explanation:

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Guest1 year ago
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1. The Inca Empire was very rich. Trade in the Empire was profitable. 2. The Inca Empire was very rich because trade in the Empire was profitable.

I have a question to so it is


Read the sentence.

The Inca Empire was very rich trade in the Empire was profitable.

Which choices correct this run-on sentence?

Select the two correct answers.


The Inca Empire was very rich because trade in the Empire was profitable.

The Inca Empire was very rich trade in the Empire was profitable so citizens were wealthy.

The Inca Empire was very rich trade. In the Empire was profitable.

The Inca Empire was very rich. Trade in the Empire was profitable.

Guest
1 year ago
lol I did not know I answered m own question.
Guest
1 year ago
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