Which sentence correctly links two independent clauses? Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members, indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed; these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members, indeed; these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Many athletes earn catchy nicknames from other team members; indeed, these friendly nicknames can promote a feeling of team unity.

Explanation:

The third option is the correct one because the semicolon acts as a stop that signals the end of the first sentence. The word "indeed" is a linking word that connects the first independent clause with the second one. Also, when we use the word indeed in this way, it has to be followed by a colon.

in a way yes you create your own scheduele but you kind of dont too

explanation:

the anecdote makes readers feel sorry for the man’s lack of heritage, then reminds readers that the man has an equally valuable heritage.