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Geoffrey mumbled, softly “She could have fixed it. I know she could have.” Proofread the sentence to correct the punctuation of the quotation. Move the comma and place it after softly. Add a comma after
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Geoffrey mumbled, softly “She could have fixed it. I know she could have.”

Proofread the sentence to correct the punctuation of the quotation.


Move the comma and place it after softly.


Add a comma after softly.


Change the comma to a period.


Delete the comma.

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Answer:

A.) Move the comma and place it after softly.

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A.) Move the comma and place it after softly.

Edited: Geoffrey mumbled softly, "She could have fixed it. I know she could have."
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