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13 March, 05:26

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. The car I bought has spare tires; which are brand new, a stereo; which has just been installed, and a great engine; which has been newly tuned. B. The car I bought has spare tires, which are brand new; a stereo, which has just been installed; and a great engine, which has been newly tuned. C. The car I bought has spare tires: which are brand new a stereo: which has just been installed, and a great engine: which has been newly tuned. D. The car I bought has spare tires, which are brand new; a s

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  1. 13 March, 06:24
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    The d option is the correct one ...
  2. 13 March, 08:01
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    The corrent answer is D, but I think you should have posted the rest of the answer to be 100% correct.
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