Question

Long question.who can help?

Answer 1

i can

Answer 2

Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence?

A.
My little sister's favorite stuffed animal is torn and dirty she would not trade it, however, for a store full of new toys.

B.
My little sister's favorite stuffed animal is torn and dirty she would not trade it; however, for a store full of new toys.

C.
My little sister's favorite stuffed animal is torn and dirty, but she would not trade it for a store full of new toys.

D.
My little sister's favorite stuffed animal is torn and dirty but she would not trade it for a store full of new toys.

Answer 3

First of all, what do you think it is?

Answer 4

i don't remember the answer my teacher and i went over it but i forgot

Answer 5

c

Answer 6

Okay, which ones do you know for sure are wrong?

@PoppyChulo Do NOT give direct answers please. It is against the code of conduct.

Answer 7

ummm. ik that A is wrong

Answer 8

facts but my fault for helping

Answer 9

Yes. A is wrong. We can also eliminate B because that's just terrible grammar.. "for a store of new toys" isn't even a sentence that can stand on its own..

Answer 10

And D is missing a comma before the but..

Answer 11

now im left with two...and i pick C

Answer 12

Yeh. That's right..