Which sentence correctly uses commas?
A. He was interested in going out for football and track, but he was not even remotely interested in being a cheerleader.
B. He was interested in going out for football, and track but he was not even remotely interested in being a cheerleader.
C. He was interested in going out for football, and track, but he was not even remotely interested in being a cheerleader.

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A. excited
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My dog ___ a lot but it ___ at the moment.
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