Select the appropriate correction to the following sentence: Always complete your homework, it's the best way to practice what y
ou've learned. Always complete your homework, "it's the best way to practice what you've learned."
Always complete you're homework—its the best way to practice what you've learned.
Always complete your homework; it's the best way to practice what you've learned.
Always complete your homework: it's, the best way, to practice what you've learned.
Always complete your homework; it's the best way to practice what you've learned.
The answer cannot be number 2, since "its" needs and apostrophe, because it's a contraction of "it" and "is". It needs a semicolon, because the sentence could be separated.
