Question

Mrs. Gardner recently suffered a miscarriage. She previusly ordered baby clothes

Answer 1

Answer:

Mrs. Gardner recently suffered a miscarriage and

had previously ordered baby clothes.

Answer 2

Answer:

To connect these two lines we can use, "and had".

Explanation:

What do you understand by the word "had" in a sentence?

Had signifies the past tense of the verb have. Had is occasionally used rather than 'if' to start a sentence that relates to something that may have happened but didn't.

Mrs. Gardner recently suffered a miscarriage and had previously ordered baby clothes.

The use of "but" can also work here.

Mrs. Gardner recently suffered a miscarriage but she previously ordered baby clothes.