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This is the rule you learned yesterday to join two independent clauses together using fanboys: S, fanboys s. s=sentence/independent clause Which of the following is written CORRECTLY? Use your FANBOYS Anchor Chart to help you. a I screamed at her. However, she didn't blink an eye. b I screamed at her nor, she didn't blink an eye. c I screamed at her, but she didn't blink an eye. d I screamed at her she didn't blink an eye.

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