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Chalk red 233 Posted 5 years ago
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She hopes to borrow the community's big, white van to take herself, her band, and their equipment to a major, professional recording studio.Group of answer choices
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" Both of the examples above are acceptable. The top one with only one comma is modern English, while the bottom sentence is technically more correct, but is also possibly antiquated.
- " Both of the examples above are acceptable.
- The top one with only one comma is modern English, while the bottom sentence is technically more correct, but is also possibly antiquated.
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"She hopes to borrow the community's big white van to take herself, her band and their equipment to a major professional recording studio."
"She hopes to borrow the community's big white van to take herself, her band, and their equipment to a major professional recording studio."
Both of the examples above are acceptable. The top one with only one comma is modern English, wh
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