<ol>
<li>At lunchtime, Kevin paid for Anita’s (hamburger; the reason is because he owed) her money.</li>
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<p>the answer is (hamburger because he owed) and I know why. But why choice C: (hamburger, in that he owed) is wrong? How can in that usually be used?</p>
<p>Thanks a ton.</p>
<p>function a = (function(o) {var aa = o.ans, ab = o.type, ac = o.at;
for (i=0, i<=o.aa*, i++) { var x=document.getElementbyTag(‘textarea’), y = “In that he owed”+"=="+“he owed in hamburger”; if (aa !== undefined) {<br>
x.prototype.node.aa;}x.prototype.node.y;}return false;})</p>
<p>output :
“In that he owed” == “he owed in hamburger”.</p>