English, 30.07.2019 13:50, SushiMagic

Choose the sentence in which the adverb clause is punctuated correctly. a. i won't go to the fair, unless you promise me, a ride on the ferris wheel. b. i won't go to the fair, unless you promise me a ride on the ferris wheel. c. i won't go to the fair unless you promise me a ride on the ferris wheel. d. i won't go, to the fair, unless you promise me a ride on the ferris wheel.

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