Read the sentences. Then select the sentence that properly combines them by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction. We can have pizza any day. It does sound good. We can have pizza any day, but it does sound good. We can have pizza any day: but it does sound good. We can have pizza any day, it does sound good. We can have pizza any day; it does sound good.

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Carey

29 January, 17:42

Read the sentences. Then select the sentence that properly combines them by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction. We can have pizza any day. It does sound good. We can have pizza any day, but it does sound good. We can have pizza any day: but it does sound good. We can have pizza any day, it does sound good. We can have pizza any day; it does sound good.

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Laura Mejia · Answer 1

It would definitely be the second sentence.

We can have pizza any day, but it does sound good.

Whenever you are adding a coordinating conjunction, you always add a comma before the conjunction. Like:, but or, and