Identify which option correctly combines the following two simple sentences into an effective and correctly punctuated compound sentence:
Many of the commuters are angry.
Their parking spaces have been converted to staff.
A) Many of the commuters are angry, for their parking spaces have been converted to staff.
B) Many of the commuters are angry and their parking spaces have been converted to staff.
C) Many of the commuters are angry so their parking spaces have been converted to staff.
D) Many of the commuters are angry, their parking spaces have been converted to staff.

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Option A correctly combines the two sentences into a compound sentence using the coordinating conjunction "for," which indicates a reason or cause, effectively linking the anger of the commuters to the conversion of their parking spaces.

Identify Which Option Correctly Combines the Following Two Simple Sentences