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Which option below is the correct way to punctuate the sentence? (If no substitution is needed, then select "Leave as is.") (Illuminate) While Dena was at soccer camp; she won a large trophy. (1 point) Responses soccer camp. She won soccer camp. She won soccer camp, she won soccer camp, she won Leave as is Leave as is soccer camp she won
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Which option demonstrates the correct way to use a comma? (Illuminate)(1 point) Responses Spencer is planning on getting a job after high school, but his parents want him to go to college. Spencer is planning on getting a job after high school, but his parents want him to go to college. Alexia is going to attend a culinary institute, culinary institutes teach students how to cook. Alexia is going to attend a culinary institute, culinary institutes teach students how to cook. D.J. is going to go to law school, in Connecticut. D.J. is going to go to law school, in Connecticut. Jody wants to go to a university, she wants to go to Harvard.
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Leave as is
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Spencer is planning on getting a job after high school, but his parents want him to go to college.