Berenson, Europe in the Modern World: A New Narrative History 2e Student Resources

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Student Resources for Europe in the Modern World, Second Edition

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1.2 Unscramble sentences

The phrases below can be combined into at least four different sentences. Create two possibilities, inserting commas where necessary to make your meaning clear. Then transcribe it from memory.

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1.3 Combine Sentences

Combine the THREE sentences below into one. Use the word "Luther" just once, and do not use the word "he." (You’ll need to add a FANBOYS.)

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