English, 07.09.2021 21:50 issacbeecherpebpyl

In which sentence is the adverb clause punctuated correctly (Adverb clause: if you get up early)
A. You won't be late for work, if you get up early.

B. If you get up early, you won't be late for work.

C. If you get up early you won't be late for work.

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In which sentence is the adverb clause punctuated correctly (Adverb clause: if you get up early)