The following passage is an excerpt from an essay about medieval European architecture. Read the passage and answer the question that follows.
Many architectural historians credit the invention of the flying buttress to the builders of Notre-Dame de Paris in the late twelfth century [1] , indeed, early versions of these external arched supports can be found in much older Byzantine and Romanesque structures across Europe, albeit in a less prominent form.
Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portion is grammatically correct and establishes the most logical transition between the two clauses?
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- B, however, early
- . However, earlyCevap
- D; consequently, early
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The option that starts a new sentence with '. However, early' is correct because it avoids a comma splice and provides the correct contrast transition.
The correct option correctly uses a period to separate the two independent clauses, resolving the comma splice. It also uses the transition 'However' to establish the appropriate logical relationship of contrast between the common historical belief and the older physical evidence.
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Sentence-Level Transitions and Punctuation of Independent Clauses
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