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Vera_Pavlovna [14]
3 years ago
5

Choose the revision that corrects any punctuation errors in the sentence below. If no change is needed, select "No correction is

necessary."
Yes they had at long last found it-the tomb of Tutankhamun the boy king of Egypt who had ruled a powerful nation over 3000 years before a tomb full of priceless treasure.

A) Yes, they had at long last found it, the tomb of Tutankhamun—the boy king of Egypt who had ruled a powerful nation over 3000 years before—full of priceless treasure.
B) Yes they had at long last found it. The tomb of Tutankhamun—the boy king of Egypt who had ruled a powerful nation over 3000 years before a tomb, full of priceless treasure.
C) Yes, they had at long last found it—the tomb of Tutankhamun—the boy king of Egypt who had ruled a powerful nation over 3000 years before a tomb, full of priceless treasure.
D) No correction is necessary.
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1 answer:
lys-0071 [83]3 years ago
6 0
I'm pretty sure that the answer is A.
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