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How should the punctuation in this sentence be changed, if at all?


The dog's coat was matted, yet he looked very clean.

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BThe dogs coat was matted, yet he looked very clean.

CThe dogs' coat was matted, yet he looked very clean.

DThe dog's coat was matted; yet he looked very clean.

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the answer is b obviously

crewscreations

I would go with answer choice A, no change. Both B and C are incorrect because the sentence is only talking about one dog. A comma would be chosen over a semicolon because "yet" is a conjunction. Hope this helps.

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