Combine the following set of simple sentences into one compound sentence. She bought a burger. She bought a can of soda with it.

Combine the following set of simple sentences into one compound sentence. She bought a burger. She bought a can of soda with it. Correct Answer She bought a burger as well as a can of soda

The cumulative conjunction mentioned in the correct option of this question statement is ‘as well as’ forming the dependent clause ‘bought a burger as well as a can of soda’ in the answer statement. This conjunction is generally used to indicate extra options or additional information.
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