The mechanical engineer designed a lightweight, durable, gear, but the prototype failed during high-stress testing.
Which choice is the best version of the underlined portion of the sentence?
- Alightweight, durable, gear, but the
- Blightweight, durable gear; but the
- lightweight, durable gear, but theCevap
- Dlightweight, durable gear, the
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The option stating 'lightweight, durable gear, but the' is correct because it correctly punctuates both the coordinate adjectives and the boundary between the two independent clauses.
The correct answer correctly separates the coordinate adjectives 'lightweight' and 'durable' with a comma, without placing an erroneous comma between the adjective 'durable' and the noun 'gear'. It also uses a comma followed by the coordinating conjunction 'but' to properly join the two independent clauses in the sentence.
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Punctuation of coordinate adjectives and joining independent clauses