Read the sentence below. the recipe instructed trevor to wash his hands, preheat the oven and gather the ingredients before beginning to make the cake. which of these correctly edits the sentence for punctuation mistakes? the recipe instructed trevor to wash his hands, preheat the oven, and gather the ingredients before beginning to make the cake. the recipe instructed trevor to wash his hands preheat the oven and gather the ingredients before beginning to make the cake. the recipe instructed trevor to, wash his hands, preheat the oven and gather the ingredients before beginning to make the cake. the recipe instructed trevor to wash his hands, preheat the oven, and gather the ingredients, before beginning to make the cake. i need this too graduate

The answer is :

The recipe instructed Trevor to wash his hands, preheat the oven, and gather the ingredients before beginning to make the cake

A) he recipe instructed Trevor to wash his hands, preheat the oven, and gather the ingredients before beginning to make the cake.

Explanation: One of the most common uses for commas is to separate elements in a list. In the given sentence, there is a list of instructions that Trevor needs to follow in order to make a cake, it says that he has to "wash his hands, preheat the oven, and gather the ingredients" between those elements it should be a comma (even before the "and"). Also we don't need to put a comma before the conjunction "before" so the correct answer is option A.

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the answer can be "credo" it means to believe = the word credo means "an official statement of beliefs"