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Where should a second dash be placed in this sentence to punctuate it
correctly?
I believe - and I say this with all honesty you are destined
for great things.
A. After "say"
B. After "you"
C. After "destined"
D. After "honesty"
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User Muhqu
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Final answer:

A second dash should be placed after the word "honesty" in the sentence.


Step-by-step explanation:

A second dash should be placed after the word "honesty" in the sentence. The dash is used to set off an interrupting or parenthetical element, which is the phrase "and I say this with all honesty." This phrase provides additional information but is not necessary for the sentence to make sense. Therefore, the correct punctuation would be:

I believe - and I say this with all honesty - you are destined for great things.


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