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14 January, 08:15

How should this sentence be punctuated?

Before the dance at school the students attended the basketball game.

A) Before the dance at school the students attended the basketball game?

B) Before the dance at school the student's attended the basketball game.

C) Before the dance at school, the students attended the basketball game.

D) Before the dance at school; the students attended the basketball game.

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  1. 14 January, 09:25
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    The answer would be C, you aren't asking a question, nor are you excited, it is simply a statement
  2. 14 January, 11:19
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    The answer is c, you need a comma to separate the two phrases
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