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C) therefore | C) therefore | ||
D) however | D) however | ||
* note that the transition word falls within the sentence. | |||
** test if the transition is actually between the two sentences, i.e. | |||
In the early twentieth century, the Dutch were cycling enthusiasts, not only riding but also manufacturing bicycles in large numbers. <u>[ In short ] a</u>s personal income grew in the postwar boom years of the 1950s and 1960s, car ownership rose sharply, and cars began to eclipse bikes in popularity. | |||
* At that point, the transition becomes more clear | |||
** Sentence 1 summary: "Dutch = cycling enthusiasts" | |||
** Sentence 2 summary: "With more income i 1950s/60s they started buying cars | |||
* therefore we see that Sentence 2 creates a NEGATIVE transition from sentence 1 | |||
** thus '''D) however''' is the correct answer | |||
==Punctuation quick start guide== | ==Punctuation quick start guide== |