English, 19.12.2019 23:31 gonzmari457

Which revision correctly combines these sentences?

it rained heavily last night. worms were easy to spot this morning.

a. it rained heavily last night; worms were easy to spot this morning.
b. it rained heavily last night; and worms were easy to spot this morning.
c. it rained heavily last night, worms were easy to spot this morning.
d. it rained heavily last night: and worms were easy to spot this morning.

i am thinking c.

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