English, 02.03.2021 09:40, rama64

Which sentence correctly uses punctuation to separate coordinating adjectives? Carla wanted to enter her, beautiful glamorous, Yorkie, Fluffy, into her county's dog show. Carla wanted to enter her, beautiful, glamorous, Yorkie, Fluffy, into her county's dog show. Carla wanted to enter her beautiful, glamorous Yorkie, Fluffy, into her county's dog show. Carla wanted to enter her beautiful glamorous Yorkie, Fluffy, into her county's dog show.

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