Question

question #19 read the following sentences. we were frightened. we thought the cabin was haunted. which choice below combines the two sentences correctly? we were frightened because we thought the cabin was haunted. we were frightened, we thought the cabin was haunted. question #20 sentences can be combined by using a compound subject a compound object. a compound verb. all of the above.

Explanation:

For Question #19, the first option correctly combines the sentences using the subordinating conjunction "because" to show the cause - effect relationship. The second option is a run - on sentence. For Question #20, sentences can be combined using a compound subject (multiple subjects doing the same action), a compound object (one action acting on multiple objects), or a compound verb (one subject doing multiple actions). So all options are correct ways to combine sentences.

Answer:

Question #19: We were frightened because we thought the cabin was haunted.
Question #20: ALL OF THE ABOVE.