Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence?

A.
Technology changes quickly, what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.

B.
Technology changes quickly what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.

C.
Technology changes quickly; what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.

D.
Technology changes quickly and what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.

Question

Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence? 	
	
 
A.
	Technology changes quickly, what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.
	
 
B.
	Technology changes quickly what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.
	
 
C.
	Technology changes quickly; what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.
	
 
D.
	Technology changes quickly and what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month.

shadowlegendx · Answer

C

shadowlegendx · Answer

The semicolon is used correctly as both " Technology changes quickly " and " what is up-to-date today is old-fashioned next month " are independent clauses and they can stand alone by itself as a sentence.

shadowlegendx · Answer

Hmm

shadowlegendx · Answer

Nvm go with A, I looked at it again and the second sentence lacks a subject so it cant stand alone as a sentence