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Travis Bernard

13 July, 04:32

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. I will need everyone's letters by tomorrow (December 6) so that I can send them in time for the winter holidays. B. (Tomorrow, August) 5 you will have to start setting your alarm clock to be at morning band practice on time. C. Jillian will start baby-sitting for the young families in her neighborhood on the night of (Friday, April 2). D. Oscar has been rehearsing for the school play, which will be presented to the public (Thursday through Sunday).

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