Select the appropriate correction to the following sentence: Always complete your homework, it's the best way to practice what you've learned.

Always complete your homework, "it's the best way to practice what you've learned."

Always complete you're homework - its the best way to practice what youve learned.

Always complete your homework; it's the best way to practice what you've learned.

Always complete your homework: it's, the best way, to practice what you've learned.

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Pugsley

18 May, 06:10

Select the appropriate correction to the following sentence: Always complete your homework, it's the best way to practice what you've learned.

Always complete your homework, "it's the best way to practice what you've learned."

Always complete you're homework - its the best way to practice what youve learned.

Always complete your homework; it's the best way to practice what you've learned.

Always complete your homework: it's, the best way, to practice what you've learned.

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Gideon Long · Answer 1

The appropriate correction to the above sentence is:

Always complete your homework; it’s the best way to practice what you’ve learned.

A semicolon must be used to separate two independent clauses joined together. It is also used to eliminate conjunctions.