Exam
Which sentence correctly
punctuates this adverb clause:
until I met Jamaal
A...
Exam
Which sentence correctly
punctuates this adverb clause:
until I met Jamaal
A. Until I met Jamaal I always thought I was good
at basketball.
B. I always thought until I met Jamaal I was good
at basketball
C. I always thought I was good at basketball until
I met Jamaal.
D. I always thought I was good at basketball,
until I met Jamaal.
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