English, 22.02.2022 23:40 sparkyjones02

The following sentence contains a comma splice: It was the most destructive wildfire anyone could remember, there had not been any small fires to
clear out the brush in many years.
Which revision corrects the sentence?
Select one:
a. It was the most destructive wildfire anyone could remember, because there had not been any
sinall fires to clear out the brush in many years.
b. It was the most destructive wildfire anyone could remember. There had not been any small fires
to clear out the brush in many years.
c. It was the most destructive wildfire anyone could remember, there had not been any small fires
to clear out the brush, in many years.
d. It was the most destructive wildfire anyone could remember, since there had not been any small
fires to clear out the brush in many years.

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