Each time you go bird watching, you can encounter new species and learn more about the incredible world we live in.

Punctuations in a sentence help in ending, pausing, and emphasizing.

A comma should follow an introductory clause.

"Each time you go bird watching, you can encounter new species and learn more about the incredible world we live in.

The sentence is correct in terms of grammar as it effectively uses a comma to set off the introductory phrase "Each time you go bird watching". Additionally, it employs commas appropriately to separate clauses and maintain clarity. The punctuation enhances readability, allowing the reader to grasp the sequential ideas presented in the sentence.

No change

Each time you go bird watching? you can encounter new species and learn more about the incredible world we live in.

The sentence lacks proper punctuation, specifically a comma after "bird watching." The comma after "bird watching" separates the introductory phrase from the main clause for improved clarity.

watching? you can

Each time you go bird watching~ you can encounter new species and learn more about the incredible world we live in.

The sentence lacks proper punctuation. The tilde (~) is not appropriate for connecting independent clauses. A proper punctuation is required for the clarity.

watching~ you can

Each time you go bird watching" you can encounter new species and learn more about the incredible world we live in.

The sentence is incorrect due to the unnecessary quotation marks around "bird watching." The correct punctuation should be used to enhance the clarity of the sentence.

watching" you can

Correct sentence

Each time you go bird watching, you can encounter new species and learn more about the incredible world we live in.

Option

A

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