Multiple choice

I never fail to get frustrated on the cricket ground: nonetheless, I always resolve to continue my involving in the game.

  1. on the cricket ground: nonetheless, I always resolve to continue my involving in the game.

  2. on the cricket ground: nonetheless I always resolve to continue my involvement in the game.

  3. on the cricket ground; nonetheless, I always resolve to continue my involvement in the game.

  4. on the cricket ground; nonetheless I always resolve to continue my involvement in the game.

  5. on the cricket ground, but I always still manage to find a way to resolve my self to continue my pursuit of the involvement of the game.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

A semicolon should be used instead of a colon in this sentence. This means we can eliminate answer choices A and B. A comma is needed after the word "nonetheless," so we can also eliminate answer choice (D). Answer choice E can be eliminated because it is too wordy, and incorrectly uses "my self" instead of "myself."

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