Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

a. You are going to fall off the cliff unless you move back.

b. I wore my special hiking boots, so that I would not lose my grip.

c. I won't leave you alone, until you retreat from the edge.

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Anton Jordan

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21 May, 13:31

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

a. You are going to fall off the cliff unless you move back.

b. I wore my special hiking boots, so that I would not lose my grip.

c. I won't leave you alone, until you retreat from the edge.

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Kassandra Reilly · Answer 1

I wore my special hiking boots, so that I would not lose my grip

Denise Contreras · Answer 2

A. You are going to fall off the cliff unless you move back. (Not it aswell)

b. I wore my special hiking boots, so that I would not lose my grip. (Correct!)

c. I won't leave you alone, until you retreat from the edge. (No comma needed between alone and until)

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?a. You are going to fall off the cliff unless you move back.b. I wore my special hiking boots, so that I would not lose my grip.c. I won't leave you alone, until you retreat from the edge.

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

a. You are going to fall off the cliff unless you move back.

b. I wore my special hiking boots, so that I would not lose my grip.

c. I won't leave you alone, until you retreat from the edge.