Which of the following represents a correct sentence?

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My friend and I talked about old times; I remembered some things that she did not.

My friend's mother told me what her other children had been doing; which was a treat as well I had not seen them in years and I was glad to know about them.

I found out that they both had children and she said she had nine grandchildren total.

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Which of the following represents a correct sentence?

Group of answer choices

My friend and I talked about old times; I remembered some things that she did not.

My friend's mother told me what her other children had been doing; which was a treat as well I had not seen them in years and I was glad to know about them.

I found out that they both had children and she said she had nine grandchildren total.

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Pierce Lawrence · Answer 1

Without a doubt, the correct answer is ...

A. My friend and I talked about old times; I remembered some things that she did not.

Here you have two complete (independent) sentences connected (separated) correctly with a semi-colon.

Explanation:

B ... uses incorrect punctuation

C ... is missing critical punctuation