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Question 10 of 10

Identify the coordinating ideas that are not expressed in similar form.
A. Sara wrote a problem on the board, and while she was eating, she
solved the problem.
B. He likegfried rice, and she enjoyed haggis.
C. Felix wandered into the billiard room, and Shannon followed him.
D. All of the above are expressed in similar form.

Answer 1

The coordinating ideas that are not expressed in similar form is:

A. Sara wrote a problem on the board, and while she was eating, she

solved the problem.

Step-by-step explanation:

A coordinating sentence has two or more ideas that are of equal value or importance. Usually, to express coordinating ideas, coordinating sentences are constructed and combined to show that each idea is independent of the other and equally important. It is not like a subordinating sentence that is used to express a combination of a main idea and a subordinating (dependent) idea.