easy · SAT Reading & Writing
Idea 1: The rain stopped. Idea 2: The kids went outside.
Which choice correctly joins the two ideas without a comma splice or run-on sentence?
- The rain stopped, the kids went outside.
- The rain stopped, and the kids went outside.
- The rain stopped the kids went outside.
- The rain stopped; and the kids went outside.
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