to take something for granted
A. look it over
B. permit it
C. object to it
D. accept it without investigation
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Choose the sentence with the correct comma placement.
A. Although I asked Angie to the movies last night, Rebecca ended up going with me.
B. Although, I asked Angie to the movies last night, Rebecca ended up going with me.
C. Although I asked Angie to the movies last night Rebecca ended up going with me.
D. Although I asked Angie to the movies last night Rebecca, ended up going with me.