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Read the sentences. Then select the sentence that properly combines them by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction.

Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch. Baley and Christian can do their homework tonight.


Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch, Baley and Christian can do their homework tonight.

Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch: Baley and Christian can do their homework tonight.

Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch, and they can do their homework tonight.

Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch; while they do their homework tonight.

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Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch, and they can do their homework tonight. To combine two independent clauses, you have to use a conjunction and a comma.

EXPLANATION :First one is wrong because it should either have a conjunction or use a semicolon instead, two is wrong because colons aren't used to combine sentences, four is wrong because semicolons connect two independent clauses, and "while they do their homework tonight" is a dependent clause because it cannot stand alone as a sentence. 

Baley and Christian can clean out their lockers after lunch, and they can do their homework tonight.


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