Which sentences combine the ideas correctly? Check all that apply.The members of the team worked well together. The team members won first place in the contest.

A correctly joins the two ideas with “and.” B and D also combine them with “because,” showing a reasonable cause-and-effect relationship: the team members worked well together and won first place. E correctly joins the ideas with a semicolon. C is incorrect because it awkwardly suggests the team won first place by “working well,” rather than clearly stating that its members worked well together.

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