Read the sentence. He might play soccer this fall or he might decide to play football. After which word should a comma be added to separate two independent clauses? A) or B) decide C) fall D) soccer

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Read the sentence.

He might play soccer this fall or he might decide to play football.

After which word should a comma be added to separate two independent clauses?

A) or
B) decide
C) fall
D) soccer

English
high-school

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I agree. I think it'd be C also.

Alex Kapustin answered Dec 5, 2018

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I would say C, fall. because after that it's talking about football, not related to the first sentence.

Pietrop answered Dec 9, 2018

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