Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
A) The Olympic Games begin in three weeks; however; several venues aren't complete.
B) The Olympic Games begin in three weeks, however, several venues aren't complete.
C) The Olympic Games begin in three weeks; however, several venues aren't complete.

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The correct punctuation uses a semicolon before "however" and a comma after it to correctly join two independent clauses. The double period at the end of option C is likely a typographical error and not part of standard punctuation rules, but it's the closest to correct punctuation among the provided options.

Select the Sentence That Is Correctly Punctuated