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Camryn Ortiz

12 June, 17:00

Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. When we went to Africa, we visited relatives in Tunisia Algeria and Niger. B. Modern paper is made from, wood, straw, rags, or grass. C. Delaware, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, were among the first states. D. They voted for Cesar, Sue, Brittany, and Avi in the election.

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