The following passage is an excerpt from an article about modern materials science.
Materials scientists are developing smart fabrics that can monitor a wearer's vital signs and adjust insulation in response to temperature changes. While early prototypes were bulky and required external battery packs, newer iterations embed flexible sensors directly into the threads, nonetheless, challenges remain regarding the durability of these garments after multiple wash cycles.
Which of the following choices best replaces the underlined portion to make the sentence grammatically correct?
- ANO CHANGE
- ; nonetheless, challenges remain regardingCevap
- C; nonetheless, because challenges remain regarding
- D, nonetheless, challenges remaining regarding
Cevap
The correct answer is the option that uses a semicolon to separate the two independent clauses: '; nonetheless, challenges remain regarding'.
The correct answer uses a semicolon to separate two independent clauses. The clause preceding the punctuation is independent, and the clause following ('challenges remain regarding...') is also independent. The transition 'nonetheless' is correctly introduced by a semicolon and followed by a comma.
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