English, 21.10.2020 22:01 dragon7363

Carlos (1) My lab partner, Carlos consistently earns the highest grades in our
class. (2) No question ever stumps him. (3) In fact, sometimes he seems to
know as much as if not more than, our teacher! (4) The other day I bumped
into Carlos at the library. (5) It was not unusual for him to be there. (6) I
was surprised to see what he was reading.
What changes, if any, should be made to sentence 1?
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Remove the comma after partner
Add a comma after Carlos
Change consistently to consistantly
Make no changes
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