HELP!!
which of the following is grammatically correct? (1 point)
We wanted to go to a movie it was a rainy day. ***
Because it was a rainy day, we wanted to go to a movie
We like the movies. When it is raining.
I can’t wait for a rainy day I really like to go to watch movies.
C makes the most sense
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To determine which of the options is grammatically correct, we need to evaluate the sentence structures and punctuation. Let's break down each option:
Option 1: "We wanted to go to a movie it was a rainy day."
This option is missing a conjunction or punctuation to connect the two clauses. To make it grammatically correct, we can add a comma or use a subordinating conjunction like "because."
Option 2: "Because it was a rainy day, we wanted to go to a movie."
This option follows correct grammar rules. It uses a subordinating conjunction ("because") to join the two clauses, indicating the reason for wanting to go to a movie.
Option 3: "We like the movies. When it is raining."
This option has two independent clauses that are not properly connected. It needs a punctuation mark or conjunction between the clauses. One possible correction could be using a semicolon: "We like the movies; when it is raining."
Option 4: "I can’t wait for a rainy day I really like to go to watch movies."
This option lacks proper punctuation and has two independent clauses that should be connected. It can be corrected by adding a comma or conjunction between the clauses: "I can’t wait for a rainy day because I really like to go watch movies" or "I can’t wait for a rainy day; I really like to go watch movies."
Based on the analysis, option 2, "Because it was a rainy day, we wanted to go to a movie," is the correct sentence.
I think it’s A or D
Definitely not A or D.
Both A and D are runons. Each is really 2 sentences, but they aren’t separated at all.
Which of the other two is one complete sentence?