The chef prepared a magnificent feast. The diners were quite pleased.

a) The chef prepared a magnificent feast; and the diners were quite pleased.
b) The chef prepared a magnificent feast, and, the diners were quite pleased.
c) The chef prepared a magnificent feast; the diners were quite pleased.
d) The chef prepared a magnificent feast; and, the diners were quite pleased.


b) The chef prepared a magnificent feast, and, the diners were quite pleased.

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