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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. Please wait for us, when you are done, Marquis and we will drive you home.
B. Don’t forget Aunt Bela we are going to have lunch together on Thursday.
C. Look at this photo of you, Genesis, when you were just a little baby.
D. It will be fun to surprise, Aaron, with a party to celebrate his graduation.

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