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HELP PLZ TAKING A TEST PLZ HELP !!!! Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?

A.

Steven's wallet was about, to tear apart at the seams, hanging only by a single thread.

B.

Steven's wallet was about to tear apart at the seams—hanging only by a single thread.

C.

Steven's wallet was about (to tear apart at the seams) hanging only by a single thread.

D.

Steven's wallet was—about to tear apart—at the seams, hanging only by a single thread.

Sagot :

Answer:

B.

Explanation:

Steven's wallet was about to tear apart at the seams—hanging only by a single thread.

Answer:

B- Steven's wallet was about to tear apart at the seams—hanging only by a single thread.

Explanation:

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