the 1957 chevy nomad is one of the finest vehicles ever made my mother drives one that is in perfect condition.

which sentence error does the text above make?

a. comma splice
b. fused sentence
c. sentence fragment
d. independent clause

B. fused sentence

Explanation: This is a fused sentence because there are two complete independent clauses (the second one starts with the subject "my mother") without any proper punctuation between them, i.e., either a semicolon or a period. If a comma was used to connect them, the error would be comma splice. There are no sentence fragments in the example because each clause has its subject and predicate.

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