Question

Tap the option that joins the clauses correctly.

I have a race tomorrow. My doctor has told me to rest.

• A. I have a race tomorrow but, my doctor has told me to rest.
• B. I have a race tomorrow, but my doctor has told me to rest.

Answer 1

The correct option is B I have a race tomorrow, but my doctor has told me to rest.

Here, a comma is used before the coordinating conjunction 'but' to separate the two main clauses.