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Read the sentences. Then select the sentence that properly combines them by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction. We can have pizza any day. It does sound good. We can have pizza any day, but it does sound good. We can have pizza any day: but it does sound good. We can have pizza any day, it does sound good. We can have pizza any day; it does sound good.

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It would definitely be the second sentence.
We can have pizza any day, but it does sound good. 
Whenever you are adding a coordinating conjunction, you always add a comma before the conjunction. Like: ,but or , and 

The sentence that properly combines by using a coordinating conjunction and a comma is that ' We can have pizza any day, but it does sound good'.

Option B is correct.

What is a conjunction?

A word is considered to be a conjunction when it interlinks the clauses, sentences or phrases. It creates a sensible and meaningful sentence by avoiding any ambiguity.

Comma is a punctuation mark that creates a pause among two sentences and the coordinating conjunction combines dual sentences or clauses with a word having similar grammatical nature. In the sentence given in part B, the use of 'comma' before the coordinating conjunction 'but' is placed correctly.

Therefore, the correct sentence described in option B is correct.

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