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I found the following sentence below from a grammar textbook, and this sentence seems to have a comma splice error.

She always wears purple clothes, she drives a purple car, and lives in a purple house surrounded by purple flowers.

Correcting this sentence, I would rewrite "She always wears purple clothes, drives a purple car, and lives in a purple house surrounded by purple flowers."

What do you think? Thanks for your time:)

[CP]

You are right. Or, you could add another "she" for the third part of the sentence.
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