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In which sentence is the adverb clause punctuated correctly? A. You must keep practicing the piano until you get it right. B. You must keep practicing the piano, until you get it right. C. Until you get
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In which sentence is the adverb

clause punctuated correctly?
A. You must keep practicing the piano until you
get it right.
B. You must keep practicing the piano, until you
get it right.
C. Until you get it right you must keep practicing
the piano.

(Whoever said it was C, they were SO WRONG!?)

User Mahfuzur Rahman
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I think your answer is B, you gotta keep practicing until you get it right, not the other way around
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