Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence?

A.
The strong wind knocked down the tent; we'll have to set it up again.

B.
The strong wind knocked down the tent we'll have to set it up again.

C.
The strong wind knocked down the tent, we'll have to set it up again.

D.
The strong wind knocked down the tent and we'll have to set it up again.

Question

Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence?

A. 
  The strong wind knocked down the tent; we'll have to set it up again.   
   
  B. 
  The strong wind knocked down the tent we'll have to set it up again.

C. 
  The strong wind knocked down the tent, we'll have to set it up again.   
   
  D. 
  The strong wind knocked down the tent and we'll have to set it up again.

anonymous · Answer

If you had to guess love what do you think it would be?

xx_gamergirl_xx · Answer

Idk C Or D I guess

anonymous · Answer

Sorry it is D  because there is no need for a comma or a semi-colon but you do need something to break it up so therefore you would use the word and because it is a conjunction that connects the two sentences together.....like you have these words......the strong wind knocked down the tent......we'll have to set it up again.........so those to sentence are independent and the only way they can combine is to make them dependent and therefore using the conjunction and......hope this helped :)

xx_gamergirl_xx · Answer

Oh Ok Thanks Sooo Much :D