[ Comma ]
Which sentence correctly uses commas?
A. Will you come over here, John so I can hear you better?
B. Will you come over here John, so I can hear you better?
C. Will you come over here, John, so I can hear you better?
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Could you give this paper to our teacher? I’m going to skip class today.
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A. Wild animals might be allowed as pets.
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