My grandmother loves the art __________ she visits it every weekend.
Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?

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An independent clause is a string of words that could stand alone as a complete sentence on their own. A dependent clause is a string of words that is not a complete sentence on its own.
For example:
When it rains outside, we prefer to catch the bus home from school.
When it rains outside is a dependent clause, because it is not a complete sentence on its own.
we prefer to catch the bus home from school is an independent clause, because it is a complete sentence on its own.
For short sentences where the independent clauses are closely related, you can combine them without needing a comma before the conjunction. e.g. Billy likes to travel and he has visited over 30 countries.
In all other cases, you need to use a conjunction and a comma to join two independent clauses. e.g. Sam thinks we should go camping this weekend, but no one else wants to risk getting stuck in the rain.

My Grandmother Loves the Art __________ She Visits It Every