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<span>The sentence which does not have any errors in comma usage is:
A. The band played joyously, and the people danced.
In this sentence, the comma is used to separate the dependent and independent clauses. This is correct because it emphasizes the two clauses.</span>
Inviting and familiar, is what I would say. It's an odd question with odd answers.
In the excerpt, the evidence which suggests that being a spy for the American could be deadly is: 'That move probably saved him from hanging.'
George Higday was not killed by the British because he had already destroyed any evidence of being a spy. if spies were caught and identified as such, they were usually hanged.
George Washington was a spymaster and coordinated operations in order to gather intelligence about the moves of the British Army. He was known as agent 711 and recruited military and civilians to help fight for the American freedom.