Conventions of English 11:Question 5
Read the following sentence:
Lyme disease is named...
Conventions of English 11:Question 5
Read the following sentence:
Lyme disease is named for Lymė, Connecticut, where the tick borne
illness was first identified in 1975.
Which revision of the sentence fixes the errors in punctuation?
Select one:
Lyme disease is named for Lyme, Connecticut, where the tick bore illness was
first identified, in 1975.
Lyme disease is named for Lyme, Connecticut where the tick borne illness was
first identified in 1975
Lyme disease is named for Lyme, Connecticut, where the tick bome illness was
first identified in 1975
Lyme disease is named for Lyme. Connecticut, where the tick-borne illness was
first identified in 1975
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