English, 24.01.2021 08:50, Brennen435

Read each answer choice. Which choice correctly splits the run-on into two sentences? -"I joined the Spanish Club, I'm having a great time."

-I joined the Spanish Club, and I'm having a great time.

-I joined the Spanish Club. I'm having a great time.

-The Spanish Club is great. Join it!

-I joined the Spanish Club I'm having a great time.

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