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Problem

Henry always says that a man needs two things to succeed: hard work and a positive attitude.

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Clue

Punctuations help end, pause, and emphasize certain sentence parts.

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Hint

Commas separate phrases and clauses, while a period ends a sentence. A semicolon joins two logically connected independent clauses, a dash provides additional information that complements the main idea, and a colon introduces a list or explanation that follows an independent clause.

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Sumup

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Choices

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Choice-A

'Henry always says that a man needs two things to succeed: hard work and a positive attitude.' The sentence is correct because of the proper use of a colon, which is typically used to introduce details or an explanation related to the preceding clause.

Correct No change

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Choice-B

'Henry always says that a man needs two things to succeed, hard work and a positive attitude.' The sentence is incorrect due to the use of a comma instead of a colon.

Wrong succeed, Hardwork

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Choice-C

'Henry always says that a man needs two things to succeed; Hard work and a positive attitude.' The sentence is incorrect due to the use of a semicolon when a colon is more appropriate.

Wrong succeed; Hardwork

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Choice-D

'Henry always says that a man needs two things to succeed. Hard work and a positive attitude.' The sentence is incorrect in terms of punctuation. Usage of a period is incorrect in this case because it would end the sentence too early, separating the main clause from the list or explanation that completes its meaning. Instead, a colon is needed to introduce the related information that directly follows.

Wrong succeed. Hardwork

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Step

Complete sentence - Henry always says that a man needs two things to succeed: hard work and a positive attitude.

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Answer

Option

A

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Sumup

Please summarize choices