It was her bedtime. She wasn't ready to sleep.

Without changing the meaning, what is the best way to change these simple sentences into one compound sentence?
It was her bedtime but she wasn't ready to sleep.
It was her bedtime, but she wasn't ready to sleep.
It was her bedtime she wasn't ready to sleep.

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It was her bedtime. She wasn't ready to sleep. 

Without changing the meaning, what is the best way to change these simple sentences into one compound sentence?
It was her bedtime but she wasn't ready to sleep.    
It was her bedtime, but she wasn't ready to sleep.  
It was her bedtime she wasn't ready to sleep.

chosenmatt · Answer

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bohotness · Answer

i think its c or b

secret-ninja · Answer

B makes more sense. :)

anonymous · Answer

It was her bedtime, but she wasn't ready to sleep is correct.

anonymous · Answer

B.

chosenmatt · Answer

thx guys you guys are so helpful thankyou so much!!!

anonymous · Answer

Choice A is basically a run on sentence. It has the word "but" in it, but it doesn't have a comma anywhere to be found.

anonymous · Answer

>:)

chosenmatt · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

C needs a semi colon in it, "It was her bedtime; she wasn't ready to sleep" The only logical answer is B.