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when a sentence begins with two prepositional phrases, where should the writer place a comma? is it (a) after the first phrase (b) after the second phrase (c) after each of the phrases (d). None of the
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when a sentence begins with two prepositional phrases, where should the writer place a comma? is it (a) after the first phrase (b) after the second phrase (c) after each of the phrases (d). None of the above —no comma should be used.

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The answer i think is D

User Chandanjha
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the answer would be A
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