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anonymous · Answer

last English question i promise!

mathslover · Answer

Hello quinmiley, 

Regarding your question : 

 In order to avoid confusion, you need to check which two parts of the sentence don't match with each other. In my opinion, till "again" - the sentence talked about "Kite" while after it - I guess, sentence didn't talk about Kite any more.  

So, I guess, the semicolon should be put after again.

I hope it helped.

Also, your question will better suit in English group. Please close this question soon and post your future problems of English there.

Good Luck!

anonymous · Answer

Please read the question again.

If you would read it you would see that it is: B

BEFORE:
The kite, which was supposed to be easy to fly, crashed again and again, and everyone got tired, hot, and grumpy.

After:
The kite, which was supposed to be easy to fly, crashed again and again; and everyone got tired, hot, and grumpy.

The semicolon separates the two things. It is there otherwise the kite would be tired, hot, and grumpy and the people.

anonymous · Answer

And please close duplicates and finished questions.