Question

combine the sentence(1.what are you making. Let me see)​

Answer 1

Answer:

let me see, what are you making

Explanation:

Answer 2

Combine the sentence(what are you making. Let me see)​

Answer: Let me see what you are making?

Using a comma and a conjunction is one of your four alternatives for joining two complete sentences ("and," "but," "or," "for," or "yet")

a semicolon followed by a linking word like "hence," "also," or "thus" (;)

colon (:) (:)

The proper choice(s) will depend on the situation

1. Conjunction with a comma

• When connecting two complete phrases, a comma should come before the conjunction ("and," "but," "or," "for," or "yet").

2. Semicolon followed by a linking adverb

• Adverbs that signal a transition between two complete sentences are known as transitional adverbs.

3. Semicolon:

• When two whole phrases are closely related and it makes sense to unite them with "and," a semicolon can be used to do so (instead of a conjunction).

4. Question marks and commas

• When the second sentence completes, clarifies, or shows the previous phrase's notion, a colon separates the two complete sentences. The question is finished with a question mark.

So here to combine the sentence we have to use question mark

Therefore the correct answer is Let me see what you are making?

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