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Braylen

6 May, 08:34

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? I've saved (about thirty dollars) toward my new bike. (My Tuesday) karate class was canceled. My brother, believe it or not, (color-codes) his socks! I was delighted to earn an A in English (even if I wasn't particularly surprised)

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