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3 years ago

I didnt do the lesson Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

2 answers:

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<span>A. Jennifer suggested, "Let's take a break."
It has all the necessary components in the sentence. There is a comma before the quotation and a punctuation mark at the end of the quotation. The rest of the sentences are either missing punctuation, have a capitalized letter when there shouldn't be, and misplaced punctuation marks.

Hope this helps :)</span>

Volgvan3 years ago

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Choice B is correctly punctuated

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