How could you fix this run-on sentence? “Egypt is one of the most ancient countries it’s famous for its pyramids.”
A. Egypt is one of the most ancient countries, it’s famous for its pyramids.
B. Egypt is one of the most ancient countries. It’s famous for its pyramids.
C. Egypt is one of the most ancient countries it’s famous; for its pyramids.
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