Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. Where is the new, fleece jacket? B. Have some of these hard, fruit candies. C. Paraffin is a translucent, waxy substance. D. You have seven, e-mail messages in your in-box.

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8 July, 21:18

Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. Where is the new, fleece jacket? B. Have some of these hard, fruit candies. C. Paraffin is a translucent, waxy substance. D. You have seven, e-mail messages in your in-box.

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Carey · Answer 1

The answer is C. Paraffin is a translucent, waxy substance.

Because when describing something you put a comma between the words used to describe it. : D

Giuliana Peters · Answer 2

C. is correct because they are describing paraffin so u need to put commas between the correct description