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 1. Miss Marko is interested in neither politics nor economics.
 2.  He missed the test because he overslept, missed the bus, and got to class too late. 
 3.  The Internet is providing employment opportunities in developing countries, and as 
greater numbers of people learn the technology, these opportunities will expand. 
 4.  The woman was forced to steal, for she had no money to feed her hungry children. 
B. 
Use the words in parentheses to combine the two clauses in four different ways. Use 
correct punctuation and capitalization. Change the order of the clauses as needed. 
Interest rates are low. More people are investing in real estate.
 1. 
(so) 
 2. 
(because) 
 3. 
(therefore) 
 4. 
(for) 
C. 
Combine the clauses using the word in parentheses. Use correct punctuation and 
capitalization. Change the order of the clauses as needed.
 1. 
(otherwise) Students must receive a score above 750. They cannot attend this college. 
 
 
 2. 
(yet) English has many different verb tenses. English verbs do not have gender. 
 
 
 3. 
(although) Galina speaks English fluently. She is required to take a college writing class. 
 
 
 4. 
(moreover) Women receive fewer speeding tickets than males. They have fewer accidents. 
 
 
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