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Which sentence correctly uses the word "so"? The crowd on the dance floor went wild, so did the band. Emily said, "This music is really wicked, so let's dance, Emilio." The bassist played an unusual rhythm, so did the drummer. Emily loved the music, so did Emilio.

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Answer 1
Answer: "This music is really wicked, so let's dance, Emilio."

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The correct answer is this one: "They could go with Delilah, Jim or Elaine; and Debby, Sandra; and Lynn could go with us." The answer that demonstrates correct separation of the elements in a series is this: They could go with Delilah, Jim or Elaine; and Debby, Sandra; and Lynn could go with us

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Explanation:

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