Question

Which revision correctly combines these two sentences?

It had been raining for hours. The children curled up with their favorite novels.

A. It had been raining for hours; The children curled up with their favorite novels.

B. It had been raining for hours; the children curled up with their favorite novels.

C. It had been raining for hours; so the children curled up with their favorite novels.

D. It had been raining for hours; So, the children curled up with their favorite novels.

Answer 1

@SmokeyBrown

Answer 2

my opinion C.

Answer 3

I think it is B ?

Answer 4

i think in A and D these sentences not are combined nothing bc. there are two sentences too same with orogine

in the C i think this word ,,so" this is very important in combination of theses two sentences

Answer 5

I think B is right. If I'm not mistaken the semicolon (;) means you don't need a conjunction. If it were a comma (,) instead, I would agree that C is the best choice. But since it's a semicolon, I'd agree with Bill and say B is right.