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Darwin Watterson wants me to buy a fish tank
blue Jell-O and Goldfish crackers for his party.

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Final answer:

The subject in the sentence is 'Darwin Watterson'. A comma should be added after 'tank' to separate the items in the list.


Step-by-step explanation:

The subject in the given sentence is 'Darwin Watterson'. To make the sentence grammatically correct, we need to add a comma after 'tank' to separate the items in the list: 'a fish tank, blue Jell-O, and Goldfish crackers for his party.'


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