Which sentence correctly links two independent clauses? Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members, indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed; these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members, indeed; these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

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Yareli Patel

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26 March, 01:05

Which sentence correctly links two independent clauses? Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members, indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed; these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members, indeed; these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

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Lainey Murillo · Answer 1

I think it would be "Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity."