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If I put a word like "cause" in quotes but put an "s" in parentheses how would I spell it? A or b A: "Cause(s)" B: "Cause"(s)
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If I put a word like "cause" in quotes but put an "s" in parentheses how would I spell it? A or b

A: "Cause(s)"


B: "Cause"(s)

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The answer to your question is a because everything needs to be within the parenthesis
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