In which sentence is the adverb clause punctuated correctly? A. Because it was sunny outside she put on her sunglasses, B. She put on her sunglasses, because it was sunny outside, C. Because it was sunny

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In which sentence is the adverb

clause punctuated correctly?
A. Because it was sunny outside she put on her
sunglasses,
B. She put on her sunglasses, because it was
sunny outside,
C. Because it was sunny outside, she put on her
sunglasses,

In which sentence is the adverb clause punctuated correctly? A. Because it was sunny-example-1

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swerydtxfcjgh Step-by-step explanation:

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Step-by-step explanation:

The clause is correctly separated by a comma

Atul Baldaniya answered Feb 13, 2022

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