English, 14.04.2021 03:20 xelynncaldera
Carefully read the following sentences.
1. Ladybugs' markings are attractive to humans they are unattractive to predators.
2. Ladybugs' markings are attractive to humans but unattractive to predators.
Sentence 1 contains one or more errors. Which technique is used in sentence 2 to correct the grammatical problems in sentence 1?
A. adding a conjunction and rearranging phrases
B. inserting a semicolon
C. adding an independent clause
D. creating a subordinate clause
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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