She came from Italy when I was two years old. She has grown old. but she is still very strong. She cooks the best food!

Combining and separating a sentence helps in sentence structure variation. Period, semi-colon,comma, and coordinating conjunctions separate two independent clauses and participles combine two complete sentences.

A comma is more appropriate to separate the clauses in the given sentence.

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She came from Italy when I was two years old. She has grown old. but she is still very strong and she cooks the best food!

There’s a lack of consistent punctuation. The period after "She has grown old" suggests a full stop, but the subsequent sentence begins with "but," indicating a continuation. This inconsistency can be resolved by using a comma or a semicolon after "old."

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She came from Italy when I was two years old. She has grown old, but she is still very strong and she cooks the best food!

This text is grammatically accurate, with proper punctuation and sentence structure.

old, but

She came from Italy when I was two years old. She has grown old,and but she is still very strong and she cooks the best food!

The provided sentence contains a contradictory conjunction sequence, "and but," which is grammatically incorrect.

old, and but

She came from Italy when I was two years old. She has grown old:but she is still very strong and she cooks the best food!

The sentence provided has a colon after "She has grown old," which is not the most appropriate punctuation mark in this context.

old; but

Correct sentence

She came from Italy when I was two years old. She has grown old, but she is still very strong. She cooks the best food!

Option

B

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