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In the following sentence, where is a colon needed?

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There are three candidates Barbara, Ursula, and Kendra.

(A) after candidates

(B) after are

(C) after Barbara

(D) after and

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  1. Not you again! Quit asking these simple questions! lol


  2. A  (i think)

  3. A...

    "There are three candidates: Barbara, Ursula, and Kendra."

  4. (A) ;)

  5. A!

  6. yep "A"!!!

  7. A colon is often used to announce a list which follows.  Think it through.  You won't get anywhere in life if people give you all the answers.

  8. after barbara (C)

  9. A, because it is a continuation of the sentence

  10. (A) after candidates

  11. A. after candidates

  12. after candidates

  13. (A) After Candidates.

  14. i guess a

  15. A

  16. A) after candidates

    Good luck with school. I've always wondered what it would be like to be home schooled... :)
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