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Christopher Columbus born in Genoa never did reach mainland North America.

Which revision is necessary to create proper punctuation within the sentence?

The phrase “born in Genoa” should be set off with commas.
The phrase “Christopher Columbus” should be set off with commas.
The phrase “never did reach” should be set off with commas.
The phrase “mainland North America” should be set off with commas.

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NeverGonnaLeave
Hey there!

The best option seems like the first option, or choice A.

Hope this helps, let me know if you need anything else. :)
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In order to correctly punctuate the sentence on Christopher Columbus, the best revision would be The phrase “born in Genoa” should be set off with commas.

Which revision would best correct the sentence?

When writing a sentence that includes addresses, there is a need to set them off with a comma.

The phrase, "born in Genoa," should therefore be set off by commas such that there is a comma at the beginning of the phrase and at its end as well.

In conclusion, option A is correct.

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