<span>The type of punctuation that is not used internally in a sentence is C. a period. Periods are used at the end of sentences to mark their endings. You'd place a period when you want to end one sentence and begin another. The other punctuation marks, a comma (,), an apostrophe ('), and quotation marks (") can be used internally.</span>
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Keats’s fear is not simply his fate, but his failure to achieve love and fame within his short span on earth. A different reading of this poem reveals that, though the root of this anxiety is obviously death, as the speaker gets perspective on the shore of the world, death is also the problematic cure.
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I think this is it. I'm sorry if its not!!
This sentence is a simple sentence, even though it has 'and'.
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It is B (Xavier did not have control over the raft.)
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