English, 16.02.2021 06:10, MiddleSchool2005

PLEASE HELP NOBODY ANSWERS ME QUICK ENOUGH PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE Which sentence uses a comma correctly to set off coordinating adjectives?
A. we shrieked as the wet, muddy dog ran across our picnic blanket.
B. jasmine dragged the chair without looking, just as Mr. Bates tried to sit back down.
C. I told matthew to keep his gross smelly, feet off my couch!
D. Once you pass the new, Mexican restaurant you'll see our street on the right.

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