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Identify the comma rule that the following sentence breaks:


In the early morning hours everything is silent and peaceful.

Ause a comma to separate three more items in a series.

Buse a comma and a conjunction to separate to complete thoughts.

Cuse a comma to set off a phrase or clause at the beginning of a sentence.

Duse a comma to separate coordinate adjectives.

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Answer:

C) Use a comma to set off a phrase or clause at the beginning of a sentence.

Explanation:

The sentence consists of a phrase "In the early morning hours" and an independent clause "everything is silent and peaceful.". Whenever a sentence begins with a phrase or a dependent clause, a comma should be placed after that phrase or clause. The correct version of the sentence is the following:

In the early morning hours, everything is silent and peaceful.

The other options are incorrect because the sentence does not list three or more items in a series (A), the sentence does not have two complete thoughts but one: "everything is silent and peaceful" (B), and the adjectives "silent" and "peaceful" do not require a comma because they are already separated by the conjunction "and".

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