English, 09.08.2021 20:30 jaredsmailandst

Which of the following is the correct way to punctuate this statement? A. I have to tell Carl about the movie he would love it.
B. I have to tell Carl about the movie: he would love it.
c. I have to tell Carl about the movie, he would love it.
D. I have to tell Carl about the movie; he would love it.
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