The answer is C. You may use a semicolon to combine two sentences when the information in both are closely linked. You cannot use a comma as that would make it a run-on. Just simply adding ‘and’ to combine would make it a run-on as well. You cannot use a semicolon with the coordinating conjunction ‘and’ as this is not correct. You would use a comma with ‘and’ to combine the two sentences.
XD what type of question is that
I think it is before "time ran out for George",
not sure though.
When the boy looked out the window his grandfather was cutting his favorite tree down.
As soon as Jeffrey put the money on the counter the clerk snatched it up.
While Oreos are good, chips ahoy will always be my favorite.
Just as it was yesterday, my grandmother waves to me and kisses me on the head.
Until I see that you are making progress, I will not return your phone.
