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Hoose a correct sentence: a) I have no quarrel with him, all though he left me b) My mother’s and mine voices are nothing the same c) No gods, no kings, only the man d) I will f…

Hoose a correct sentence: a) I have no quarrel with him, all though he left me b) My mother’s and mine voices are nothing the same c) No gods, no kings, only the man d) I will f…
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Hoose a correct sentence:

a) I have no quarrel with him, all though he left me
b) My mother’s and mine voices are nothing the same
c) No gods, no kings, only the man
d) I will fly with you when you’re brave enough

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C! The phrase No gods, no kings, only the man is correct because of the comma placement. The sentence I have no quarrel with him, all though he left me does not have correct comma placement.
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