Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors? A. I got a short new, haircut before the trip. B. I got a short, new haircut before the trip. C. I got a short new haircut before the trip. D. I got a short, new, haircut before the trip.

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Answer 1
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because when describing a noun with adjectives, you can say: that is a green salad. but if the salad is also big I can say: that is a big, green salad.
Answer 2
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Final answer:

The sentence that does not contain any punctuation errors is C. I got a short new haircut before the trip.

Explanation:

The sentence that does not contain any punctuation errors is C. I got a short new haircut before the trip. In this sentence, the comma is correctly placed between the adjectives 'short' and 'new' to separate them. The other options have punctuation errors: A is missing a comma between 'short' and 'new', B has a comma after 'short' which is not necessary, and D has an extra comma after 'new'.

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It's not clear what the test is about. I've seen this question before and I think that it's about "The Morning of June 28, 1948 and 'The Lottery'". So here are all asnwers (hope it will help you):
1. I think that the tone of the sentence is a. bemused and sardonic.

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a.unique is a good example of an absolute modifier.

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