Which version of the sentence uses punctuation correctly?
a. cut flowers; do not last...
Which version of the sentence uses punctuation correctly?
a. cut flowers; do not last very long, indeed these flowers are wilting after only two days in the vase.
b. cut flowers do not last very long, indeed these flowers are wilting; after only two days in the vase.
c. cut flowers do not last very long indeed; these flowers are wilting after only two days in the vase.
d. cut flowers do not last very long; indeed, these flowers are wilting after only two days in the vase.
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