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English, 25.08.2019 21:20, tgreenberg2002

Which sentence is written correctly?
a) matthew didn't have any problems learning to drive, on the highway, yet he still could not learn how to correctly parallel park.
b) matthew didn't have any problems learning to drive on the highway, yet, he still could not learn how to correctly parallel park.
c) matthew didn't have any problems learning to drive on the highway, yet he still could not learn how to correctly parallel park.
d) matthew, didn't have any problems learning to drive on the highway, yet he still could not learn how to correctly parallel park.

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