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27 June, 22:20

Select the sentence below that uses proper punctuation to separate a nonessential phrase from the main sentence. The chicken wings must be fried in a sizzling hot pan, according to my Aunt Joanne, in order for them to be crispy. The chicken wings must be fried in a sizzling hot pan according to my Aunt Joanne, in order for them to be crispy. The chicken wings must be fried in a sizzling hot pan, according to my Aunt Joanne in order for them to be crispy. The chicken wings must be fried in a sizzling hot pan according to my Aunt Joanne - in order for them to be crispy.