Question

5. A long-winded neighbor was at my door. I pretended not to be home.

a. Although a long-winded neighbor was at my door, I pretended not to be home.
b. A long-winded neighbor was at my door, but I pretended not to be home
c. Because a long-winded neighbor was at my door, I pretended not to be home.

Answer 1

It is C

Explanation:It just makes more since instead of saying although he was there

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure there's more to this question, because it's not telling you what you're supposed to do to the sentence. However, I would pick either a or c.