Select the lines of the letter below with either a capitalization or a punctuation error, or both.

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“last year camp was a real experience for me?” should be “last year camp was a real experience for me.”

“the way we shared our love of christ was inspiring!” - “The way we shared our love of christ was insipiring!”

Alik [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

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