Poetry isn't dead it's alive and well. Which sentence fixes this run-on error? A. Poetry isn't dead, but it's alive and well. B. Poetry isn't dead; it's alive and well. C. Poetry isn't dead and it's alive and well. D. Poetry isn't dead, rather alive and well.

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Derrick Romero

15 September, 20:51

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Mia · Answer 1

A. Poetry isn't dead, but it's alive and well

Bizzy · Answer 2

B. Poetry isn't dead; it's alive and well.

A, C, and D are phrased awkwardly