English, 20.12.2019 02:31, alystidham772

Which sentence is written correctly?
a. our group fared poorly; none of the judges seemed to pay attention to us.
b. for better or worse; we have decided to put the old house up for sale.
c. it is nearly 8 p. m., so; we really need to be going soon.
d. mark's car is big; but it is full of junk.

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