Choose the statement with the best punctuation: I can't live in the house it is damp.

I can't live in the house, it is damp

I can't live in the house: it is damp

I can't live in the house; it is damp

None of these

A semicolon (;) is used to separate two closely related independent clauses without a conjunction.

In this sentence, "I can't live in the house" and "it is damp" are independent clauses, making the semicolon appropriate.