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umka2103 [35]
2 years ago
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O D Question 3* Which of the following is correctly punctuated? "I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening!" exclaimed

Miss Ripley. "I will definitely be late." FLOPS A. B. C. D. "I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening!" exclaimed Miss Ripley. "I will definitely be late," "I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening! Exclaimed Miss Ripley. "I will definitely be late. "I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening!" Exclaimed Miss Ripley "I will definitely be late O D Question 3 * Which of the following is correctly punctuated ? " I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening ! " exclaimed Miss Ripley . " I will definitely be late . " FLOPS A. B. C. D. " I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening ! " exclaimed Miss Ripley . " I will definitely be late , " " I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening ! Exclaimed Miss Ripley . " I will definitely be late . " I still haven't selected an outfit for this evening ! " Exclaimed Miss Ripley " I will definitely be late​
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qaws [65]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

It should be the first one

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