Question

QUESTION 10

Which one of the following sentences with a transition is punctuated correctly?
O Clearly, you must keep working outside of class in order to get to unit 6 by then end of the semester.
Clearly, you must keep working outside of class, in order to get to Unit 6 by then end of the semester.
O Clearly you must keep working, outside of class, in order to get to Unit 6 by the end of the semester.
Clearly: you must keep working outside of class in order to get to Unit 6 by the end of the semester.
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Answer 1

The correct sentence with a transition is 'Clearly, you must keep working outside of class, in order to get to Unit 6 by the end of the semester.'

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct sentence with the transition punctuation is:

Clearly, you must keep working outside of class, in order to get to Unit 6 by the end of the semester.

This sentence correctly uses a comma after the introductory transition "Clearly" and before the conjunction "in order to." The comma sets off the introductory phrase and separates it from the main clause. It helps to establish the proper flow and clarity of the sentence.

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