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3 years ago

The following sentence is grammatically and mechanically correct: please accept this cookie I made you a)true b)false

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monitta3 years ago

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The answer is false. The sentence “please accept this cookie I made you” needs a capitalized letter at the beginning of the statement, and there isn’t a period at the end of the sentence. Additionally, instead of saying “I made you” it is more common to say “that I baked”

Here is how I would write the sentence, although modifications can be made:

Please accept this cookie that I baked.

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