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3. Choose the sentence with proper punctuation.

"Anthony will you please help me bake a dozen cookies, for the cookie
exchange?"
"Anthony, will you please help me bake a dozen cookies for the cookie
exchange?"
"Anthony will you please, help me bake a dozen cookies for the cookie
exchange?"
"Anthony will you please help me, bake a dozen cookies for the cookie
exchange?"
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Final answer:

The sentence with proper punctuation is: "Anthony, will you please help me bake a dozen cookies for the cookie exchange?"


Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence with proper punctuation is:

"Anthony, will you please help me bake a dozen cookies for the cookie exchange?"

This sentence follows the rules of punctuation by correctly using a comma before and after the name "Anthony" to make it clear that it is addressing someone. It also uses a question mark at the end to indicate that it is a question. The other options have incorrect placement of commas or lack proper punctuation marks.


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