In which sentence is the statement in parentheses capitalized and punctuated correctly? brownwood’s historical commission (it bought the house two years ago) plans to restore it soon. brownwood’s historical commission (it bought the house two years ago) plans to restore it soon. brownwood’s historical commission (it bought the house two years ago.) plans to restore it soon.

The second option

Explanation: The punctuation rules for a sentence don't apply to statements between parentheses within a sentence; that is why in the first option, the first word in the parentheses should not have been capitalized, and in the third option, there shouldn't be a period after the last word in the parentheses.

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