Combine these parts to make a logical complex sentence. Despite living farther away from my family now I make a greater effort to see them I visit at least once a month Choose 1 Choose 1 (Choice A, Checked) Despite living farther away from my family now, I make a greater effort to see them, which is why I visit at least once a month. (Choice B, Incorrect) Despite living farther away from my family now, I make a greater effort to see them; I visit at least once a month.

Despite living farther away from my family now, I make a greater effort to see them, which is why I visit at least once a month.

Explanation:

The above option is correct because it uses puntuation marks correctly. Also, the use of "which is why" helped to give the sentence more meaning and connected the last statement with the rest.

Therefore, the above option is the correct answer.

It is compound-complex.

Compound because you have a comma and a FANBOYS after "flu", and complex because you have "because" at the beggining of a clause. That means that the clause you are writing is dependent, and after that clause there should be an independent clause. It makes it a complex sentence.