Where should the comma be placed in the following sentence? “While I was reading the book fell off the table.”
A. While, I was reading, the book fell off the table.
B. While I was reading, the book fell off the table.
C. While I was reading the book, fell off the table.
D. While I was reading the book fell, off the table.
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