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Read the sentence.

They played soccer, basketball, and tennis before they went inside.

How should the sentence be punctuated to omit the phrase "soccer, basketball, and tennis"?

A.They played; before they went inside.

B.They played, before they went inside.

C.They played—before they went inside.

D.They played ... before they went inside.

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The answer is D! They played . . . before they went inside.

Explanation: It was correct on the k12 test! :D

Answer:

d

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