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Which sentence below uses punctuation correctly?
Carla saw it but she still wasn't sure she believed it; the squirrel really was waterskiing!
O Listen up, and I'll explain it one more time: first, you put your right foot in: then, you take your right foot out.
O We only have one rule here at Sprinkles Ice Cream Shop, make up your mind before you get in line.
O The tow truck driver said I should have taken that warning seriously: objects in mirror are closer than they appe
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Answer 1

The sentence that uses punctuation correctly is 'We only have one rule here at Sprinkles Ice Cream Shop, make up your mind before you get in line.'

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence that uses punctuation correctly is:

We only have one rule here at Sprinkles Ice Cream Shop, make up your mind before you get in line.

This sentence correctly uses a comma to separate the introductory phrase 'We only have one rule here at Sprinkles Ice Cream Shop' from the main clause 'make up your mind before you get in line'. The comma helps to clarify the structure of the sentence and improve readability.

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