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The lovely Indian dancer Madhavi Mudgal, a member of a family deeply committed to the classical arts, is the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
A. is the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
B. is the epitome of elegance and grace: Her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
C. the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
D. is the epitome of elegance and grace, and her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
E. who is the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
A. is the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
B. is the epitome of elegance and grace: Her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
C. the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
D. is the epitome of elegance and grace, and her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
E. who is the epitome of elegance and grace, her style blends ancient Hindustani traditions with a modern sensibility.
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Answer is B
Two independent clause can not be added by comma. An appropriate conjunction or punctuation mark is needed.
Choice A is a comma splice error.
Choices C and E are awkward and non-idiomatic sentences.
Choice D is wordy and incorrectly joins two main clauses without a comma.
Choice B properly uses the colon to introduce an explanation.
Answer is B
Two independent clause can not be added by comma. An appropriate conjunction or punctuation mark is needed.
Choice A is a comma splice error.
Choices C and E are awkward and non-idiomatic sentences.
Choice D is wordy and incorrectly joins two main clauses without a comma.
Choice B properly uses the colon to introduce an explanation.
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A- two independent clauses cannot be separated by a comma.
B - no errors
C- verb is missing
D- dancer ( noun) is compared with style (adjective)
E- verb is missing
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B - no errors
C- verb is missing
D- dancer ( noun) is compared with style (adjective)
E- verb is missing
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