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English, 22.08.2019 11:30 cpcoolestkid4

Which word or words and punctuation corrects any errors in the sentence?
there are only thirty six days left before the midsummer family reunion!
a.
mid-summer
b.
family-reunion
c.
thirty-six
d.
there is no error in this sentence.

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