Question

What answer does NOT correct this run-on sentence?

There was no evidence to support his case, however, there was a lot of suspicion.
A. There was no evidence to support his case; however, there was a lot of suspicion.
B. There was no evidence to support his case however there was a lot of suspicion.
C. There was no evidence to support his case, but there was a lot of suspicion.

Answer 1

@DatStudyGirl

Answer 2

Hmm, I would say C