[ Grammar: Parts and Punctuation ]
Which of the following sentences uses a conjunction to join two independent clauses?
A. I like reading and writing.
B. I like reading, but I prefer writing.
C. I like reading, writing, and drawing.
D. I like reading; writing is fun.
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