The baseball card company only made a few of these cards, and the people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.

Which shows the best way to change this compound sentence into two sentences?
A.
The baseball card company only made a few of these cards, and the people that made the card. Messed up the facts on this particular card.
B.
The baseball card company. Only made a few of these cards, and the people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.
C.
The baseball card company only made a few. Of these cards and the people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.
D.
The baseball card company only made a few of these cards. The people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.

Question

The baseball card company only made a few of these cards, and the people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.

Which shows the best way to change this compound sentence into two sentences?
 A. 
The baseball card company only made a few of these cards, and the people that made the card. Messed up the facts on this particular card.   
 B. 
The baseball card company. Only made a few of these cards, and the people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.
 C. 
The baseball card company only made a few. Of these cards and the people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.  
 D. 
The baseball card company only made a few of these cards. The people that made the card messed up the facts on this particular card.

Vocaloid · Answer

Try to split the sentence into two independent clauses (two groups of words that can stand alone as complete sentences)

Hint: look for a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)