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Medium Reading and Writing · Standard English Conventions · None · MCQ

The author of the article, a renowned expert in climate science, argued that the effects of climate change are *already* being felt by many parts of the world, and that, if not addressed, these effects *will continue to grow* more severe.

Which choice best combines the underlined portions of the passage into a single, correctly punctuated sentence?

  1. A

    already being felt by many parts of the world, and that, if not addressed, these effects will continue to grow more severe.

  2. B

    already being felt by many parts of the world, and if not addressed, these effects will continue to grow more severe.

  3. C

    already being felt by many parts of the world, and that if not addressed, these effects will continue to grow more severe.

  4. D

    already being felt by many parts of the world, and that if not addressed, these effects will continue to grow more severe.

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