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Where should a second dash be placed in this sentence to punctuate it
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I believe - and I say this with all honesty you are destined
for great things.
A. After "destined"
B. After "say"
C. After "you"
D. After "honesty"
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Answer is D. After “honesty"
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D. After "honesty"
Step-by-step explanation:
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