PL HELPP What change should be made in sentence 4?
A.
Add a comma after bicycle.
B.
Add a comma after street.
C.
Change raced to racing.
D.
Capitalize sister.

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(5) Today was the day that mr. carpenter visited the school. (6) He always amazed Duncan with his wild science experiments. (7) What Duncan did not know was that this day would be different. (8) He was not going to just watch Mr. Carpenter's science show. (9) He was going to be a part of it.

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