Question 4 • Senior English
A coordinating conjunction joins words, phrases, or independent clauses; common examples include for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so. In choice D, “so” correctly connects the two complete clauses: “The sandcastle stood far from the tide line” and “it was safe from the waves.” Choice C uses “and” incorrectly after a semicolon and includes an unnecessary comma.
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