English, 03.12.2019 19:31 jacobbrandon2002
How would you correct the following run on sentence? the student completed the exam they failed because they did not study.
a. add a semicolon between the two independent clauses where the second independent clause begin with the a capitalized letter.
b. join the two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction followed by a coma.
c. add a semicolon followed by a dependent clause
d. add a semicolon , then the transition , then the comma between two independent clauses
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