Use the type of clause, phrase, or grammar indicated to complete the following sentence; you can add the phrase or clause before or after (not both) to the clause below:
... April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind ...
1. Use a phrase 2. Use a dependent clause 3. Use an independent clause
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April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind through the snow, wind, rain and sunshine.
April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind, no matter how many flowers have bloomed.
April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind; however, its predictability is really no different than October.
1. April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind in regards to the weather.
2. Because of its constantly changing weather, April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind.
3. April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind, yet people are always looking forward to join in outdoor activities in early spring.
1. With no doubt, April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind.
2. Because the weather changes a lot, April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind.
3. April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind; however, I enjoy seeing four seasons in it.
SHELLEY:Nicely done:-)
JULIE:Good sentences:-)
SAADAT: #1--the idiom is 'without a doubt'; #s 2 and 3--good.
April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind whatsoever.
April is a month that can't seem to make up its mind, even if the flowers are bloomed.
April is a month that can't make up its mind ,because it is mixed up with rain,snow,hail and wind.
JAYA: #1--a phrase is more than one word; #2--the right idea but the verb form is either 'are blooming' or 'have bloomed'; #3--another dependent clause;-)
#2 April is a month that can't make up it's mind, even if the flowers are blooming.
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