Which sentence correctly uses a comma to join an independent and dependent clause? Although I had been looking forward to the concert, I was just too tired to go.
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The sentence that correctly uses a comma to join an independent and dependent clause is, "Although I had been looking forward to the concert, I was just too tired to go." Generally, a comma doesn't go after an independent clause if a dependent clause follows it. The only exception is when there is extreme contrast.

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The answer is Although I had been looking forward to the concert, I was just too tired to go.

Explanation:

I was just too tired to go is the dependent clause and Although I had been looking forward to the concert is the independent clause

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