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Choose the correct sentence with semicolon
A. He could have taken the bus; rather, he decided to walk.
B. He could have taken the bus; rather he decided to walk.
C. He could have taken the bus rather; he decided to walk.
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A. Sam and Mary ate their lunches.
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C. when the sun shines
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