kristian2006 kristian2006

26-10-2022
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In which sentence is the
adverb clause punctuated
correctly?
HINT: When the adverb clause
comes at the end of the
sentence, no comma is
necessary.
A. If you want to do well on this lesson
study the punctuation guide 1-3.
B. Please if you want to do well on this
lesson study the punctuation guide 1-3.
C. Study the punctuation guide 1-3 if you
want to do well on this lesson.

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