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Which of the following is punctuated correctly?

Emma speaks English correctly, even though, her parents do not speak a word
that is not Hungarian.
Even though, Emma speaks English correctly, her parents do not speak a word
that is not Hungarian.
O Emma speaks English correctly even though her parents do not speak a word
that is not Hungarian.
O Emma speaks English correctly, her parents do not speak a word that is not
Hungarian.

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Answer:

C. Emma speaks English correctly even though her parents do not speak a word that is not Hungarian.

Step-by-step explanation:

This sentence contains two independent clauses, but the phrase her parents do not speak a word that is not hungarian, is missing a direct object, making the sentence overall, grammatically incorrect. By adding a comma into this example sentence, would either indicate the beginning of a listing, or a separation between two independant clauses, with a direct object.

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