Identify the independent clause: ‘The movie was exciting, and the actors were great.’
A. The movie was exciting and the actors were great.
B. The movie was exciting; the actors were not great.
C. The actors were great, and the movie was boring.
D. The movie was exciting; the actors were great.

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