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Which sentence uses a proper adjective?   A. The French flag is red, white, and blue.   B. Is Sally coming with us to the fair?   C. Scotland is part of Great Britain.

Which sentence uses a proper adjective?   A. The French flag is red, white, and blue.   B. Is Sally coming with us to the fair?   C. Scotland is part of Great Britain.
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Which sentence uses a proper adjective?   A. The French flag is red, white, and blue.   B. Is Sally coming with us to the fair?   C. Scotland is part of Great Britain.

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A. The French flag is red, white and blue.
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A. The French flag is red, white, and blue.
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