Answer:
Answer choice D, "Chris told the server that he wanted a "pepperoni pizza and a large salad.""
Explanation:
"He wanted" wouldn't be in quotes because why would you say that to the waiter, and although the quotes are unnecessary I believe since the question says the correctly punctuated, that the answer would be D. Forgive me if I'm wrong.
Answer:
Note: This is an educational excursion.
Underlined words and phrases can be replaced with your own words
Dear <u>JohnDoe</u>,
how are you? I am doing quite well, and the weather is perfect for traveling! I will soon be going on an excursion soon and was wondering if you would be interested in joining me on my journey. We will be visiting <u>Rome</u> to <u>learn about the architecture, cuisine, and the geography</u>. We will be visiting the <u>Colosseum, eating Carbonara, and viewing the Mediterranean Sea</u>! I have booked plane tickets beforehand and would like you to accompany me on our adventure.
Hoping for a reply!
Regards,
<u>Appleπ101</u>
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Hope this helps!
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