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I don't think you need a comma in this sentence but if you do the only place I can think of putting one before "Susan" but I don't think that's right
Explanation:
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The sentence using the correct capitalization is the third:
"The Red Cross is a liaison for the families of soldiers stationed in other countries, acting as a go-between for separated spouses, parents and children."
Neither <em>liaison</em> nor <em>soldiers</em> need to be capitalized, since they are only common nouns, while the <em>Red Cross</em> is the proper noun of an institution and as such, it needs to have each word capitalized.
Well, "who's" is who is, it's just a contraction. So, it'd be whose.
"Who is muddy foot prints are those?" doesn't sound correct, but
"Whose muddy foot prints are those?" does.
Hope this helps!
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So are we supposed to right a letter or what??
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