COMBINE THE SEPARATE SENTENCES INTO ONE SIMPLER SENTENCE With THE SAME MEANING. 37. The customers were impatient for the store to open. The customers rushed inside as soon as the doors were open. a. Although the customers were impatient for the store to open, the doors were opened as soon as the customers rushed inside. b. Although the doors were opened before customers rushed inside, the customers were impatient for the store to open. c. The customers, who were impatient for the store to open, rushed inside as soon as the doors were open. d. Although the doors were opened by impatient customers, they rushed inside before the store was open. 38. I should enter my dog in a dog pageant. Everyone says that my dog, whose name is Skipper, is the most beautiful one they've ever seen." a. Because my dog's name is Skipper, my dog was entered in the pageant and everyone said he was the mot beautiful dog that they've ever seen. b. I should enter my dog in a dog pageant, since everyone says that Skipper is the most beautiful dog they've ever seen. c. Before I entered my dog in the dog pageant, Skipper said that he was the most beautiful dog that he'd ever seen.

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