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Which revision correctly combines these two sentences?

"Roses have a beautiful scent. The ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant."

A. Roses have a beautiful scent; the ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant.

B. Roses have a beautiful scent; and the ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant.

C. Roses have a beautiful scent and the ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant.

D. Roses have a beautiful scent, the one's in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant.

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jalanrupert

The last person's answer *IS NOT* correct. The real answer is A,

"Roses have a beautiful scent; the ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant."

I just took the quiz, hope I could help :)

shristiparmar1221

Roses have a beautiful scent; the ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant. In this sentence the use of semicolon has been perfectly done.

What is semicolon?

A semicolon is a punctuation which is used to join two independent sentences or clauses, that are closely related to each other and impart same thoughts.

In the first sentence the use of semi colon has been made to join the two independent clauses, to rank them equal in importance.

Therefore, option A, "Roses have a beautiful scent; the ones in my grandfather's garden are especially fragrant".

Learn more about, semicolon, here,

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