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Select the sentence showing the proper punctuation for joining independent clauses. 1-We wanted to go hiking, however it rained. 2-We wanted to go hiking; however, it rained.
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Select the sentence showing the proper punctuation for joining independent clauses.

1-We wanted to go hiking, however it rained.
2-We wanted to go hiking; however, it rained.

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#2 -- you need punctuation before and after 'however'
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