Combine the two sentences into a new one using the given words in brackets. Do not change the given words in any ways. CHOOSE A, B, C, or D 47. The woman works as a cashier. She sits next to me in class. (WHO) A. The woman that she sits next to me in class work as a cashier. B. The woman who she sits next to me in class work as a cashier. C. The woman whom sits next to me in class work as a cashier. D. The woman who sits next to me in class work as a cashier. 48. She can not go to work. She hasn’t fully recovered from her illness. (BECAUSE) A. Because she can go to work, she hasn’t fully recovered from her illness B. She can go to work because she hasn’t fully recovered from her illness C. She can’t go to work because she hasn’t fully recovered from her illness D. Because she can’t go to work, she hasn’t fully recovered from her illness 49. They drove so fast. They escaped the police car that was chasing them. (SO… THAT) A. They drove so very fast that they escaped the police car that was chasing them. B. They drove so fast that they escaped the police car that was chasing them. C. They drove so fastly that they escaped the police car that was chasing them. D. They drove so very fastly that they escaped the police car that was chasing them. 50. I have been afraid of maths. I always try to learn maths really hard. (ALTHOUGH) A. Although I always try to learn maths really hard, I have been afraid of math. B. Although being afraid of maths, I always try to learn maths really hard. C. I have been afraid of maths although I always try to learn maths really hard. D. Although I have been afraid of maths, I always try to learn maths really hard. Giải thích luôn giùm mình!