Punctuation in Introductory Clauses

Hard Standard English Conventions Conventions Of Punctuation

Read the following sentence and determine which option correctly punctuates it:

Despite her fear of the dark she decided to go for a walk anyway.

Despite her fear of the dark, she decided to go for a walk anyway.

Despite her fear of the dark she decided to go for a walk, anyway.

Despite her fear of the dark she decided, to go for a walk anyway.

Despite her fear of the dark; she decided to go for a walk anyway.

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