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1. which sentence is punctuated correctly? i think that (christina and i) will be counselors at the camp when we're older. christina and i went to the same summer camp for years (since we were 8). i preferred to (ride horses) and spend time playing different outdoor sports. christina spent time in the arts (and crafts cabin), making things to send home.

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