I love living in the city there are so many things to do. Choose the best way to write the above sentence.
A.
I love living in the city; there are so many things to do.
B.
I love living in the city "there are so many things to do."
C.
I love living in the city: there are so many things to do.
D.
I love living in the city, there are so many things to do.

I love living in the city, there are so many things to do. (D)

Explanation:

I say so because in answer choice A, nothing is wrong with the sentence, therefore the semicolon does not need to be there.

B is also incorrect because there isn't a person for there to be dialog.

C is also not the answer because no pause is needed between "city" and "there."

With this conclusion, I say D is the answer because without the comma, it would be a run-on sentence. By adding the comma, and the conjunction, you therefore make it into a compound sentence.

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A

Explanation: I did the other answer and I got it wrong.

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