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Which revision correctly combines these two sentences?


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


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


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


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


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

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Its D. you don't capitalize a word after a semicolon :)

jalanrupert

The answer is "It had been raining for hours; the children curled up with their favorite novels."

I just took the quiz, this was the answer

Good luck :)

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