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How would you punctuate the

following sentence?
I have just enough time to
shower dress and get to
school.
A. I have just enough time to shower, dress
and get to school.
B. I have just enough time, to shower dress
and, get to school.
C. I have just enough time to shower, dress,
and get to school.

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Final answer:

The sentence should be punctuated with commas to separate the actions.


Step-by-step explanation:

The correct way to punctuate the sentence is option A: I have just enough time to shower, dress, and get to school. In this sentence, commas are used to separate the three actions: shower, dress, and get to school. Commas are necessary to indicate separate actions or items in a list. Without the commas, the sentence would be confusing and unclear.


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