English MCQS - QUESTION DETAILS
Choose the sentence with correct use of the comma:
A. Despite the weather they went for a hike.
B. Despite, the weather, they went for a hike.
C. Despite the weather, they went for a hike.
D. Despite the weather they went for a hike.

The correct form is "Despite the weather, they went for a hike," using a comma to separate clauses.

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