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English, 19.11.2020 07:10, swaggirllely36

This spot which lies in the New York Harbor was the first American soil seen or touched by many of the nation’s immigrants. Select one or more:
a. Introductory verbal phrase
b. Use colon after complete sentence before a quote
c. Items in a series
d. Nonrestrictive (nonessential) element
e. Introductory subordinate clause
f. Compound sentence with coordinate conjunction
g. Use a comma with signal phrase/words introducing a quote
h. Quote that is an integral part of a sentence (no punctuation)
i. Introductory prepositional phrase

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