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Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation. Jane had a beautiful voice, however, she refused to sing. Jane had a beautiful voice, however she refused to sing. Jane had a beautiful voice; however she refused to sing. Jane had a beautiful voice; however, she refused to sing.
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Oh well.... I dont know for sure But it could be A or C. I may be wrong. I havent done this in a while and im very tired.
what about d
Well true. Because ; is saying something that's related but not the exact same. The comma being there makes sense for a break so... I would choose B now that you say it. Sorry.
D?
yea
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