(1) Jonathan loved music more than anything else in the world. (2) He had dreamed of becoming a famous rock star for as long as he could remember. (3) Jonathan’s parents bought him his first set of drums when he was two years old. (4) And legend has it. (5) Things were all downhill from there. (6) He would bang on the drums until all hours of the night. (7) His mother took to hiding the drum sticks. (8) Jonathan has a little sister named Molly. 8 How can sentence 4 be corrected? A. Combine it with sentence 5. B. It is correct as is. C. Change the period to a question mark. D. Change the period to a comma
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