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English, 04.07.2019 08:30, Ap621765

Due in 4 what correction is needed in the following sentence? bring the following items to class every day, two sharpened pencils, paper, and your assignment notebook. a. pencils; paper; and b. day; two c. day: two d. following: items e. following, items

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