Punctuating Compound Sentences and Lists Rewrite the sentence correctly. Or, if it is correct, write "correct."
Correction Options:
conjunction/fanboy + comma semi-colon no punctuation
'correct as is
Answer
1. He was very tired but he decided to go to class rather
than take a nap.
Students, write your response
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