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Which salutation uses correct punctuation? A. Dear Mr. Jones? Thank you for the opportunity. B. Dear Rosanna. I heard you are moving! C. Dear Shelby! How was your vacation? D. Dear Aunt Rosa, How are you
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Which salutation uses correct punctuation? A. Dear Mr. Jones? Thank you for the opportunity. B. Dear Rosanna. I heard you are moving! C. Dear Shelby! How was your vacation? D. Dear Aunt Rosa, How are you feeling?

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The answer is D, because the greeting is part of the sentence. A comma simply shows a pause in speech.
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It would be letter D
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