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Your answer is D as many as you can comfortably fit.
Your answer is D.
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The first sentence needs a capital letter.
In the 5th line, "camp" doesn't need to be capitalized, and a period or exclamation point is needed at the end instead of a question mark.
In the eighth line, "Sixteenth" doesn't need to be capitalized.
On the ninth line, no commas are needed.
On the tenth line, "Inspiration" needs to be capitalized since it's part of the name.
On the last line, no comma is needed.
Because the junk food is yummy and smells so tasty, so they eat it, then they get addicted to the food then they start eating more.
<span>"George has a bigger appetite than Harry," is a correct example of using a comparative adjective. If you use the word worse, you need to be comparing two things. When comparing three things, as in the third sentence, you would use the word "best." "Gooder" is not a word and shouldn't be used in any context.</span>
