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Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. The ancient white oak was twisted, gnarled and bent. B. The ancient, white, oak was twisted gnarled and bent.
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Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. The ancient white oak was twisted, gnarled and bent. B. The ancient, white, oak was twisted gnarled and bent.
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Which sentence uses commas correctly?
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The ancient white oak was twisted, gnarled and bent.
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The ancient, white, oak was twisted gnarled and bent.
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a, plato
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a is the correct answer sir.
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