What is the correct way to combine sentences A and B.A. She made a vase in art class.B. Her mother thought it looked more like a candle holder.
A. She made a vase in art class, so her mother thought it looked more like a candle holder.
B. She made a vase in art class, and her mother thought it looked more like a candle holder.
C. She made a vase in art class, but her mother thought it looked more like a candle holder.
D. She made a vase in art class, so, her mother thought it looked more like a candle holder.
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