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Yesterday, I went to baseball practice. We worked on hitting the ball and fielding the ball. Hey. What happened? Is there a hole in my glove? That ball.

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1 Yesterday, I went to baseball practice. We worked on hitting the ball and fielding the ball. Hey. What happened? Is there a hole in my glove? That ball got by me. Which makes the sentence correct? a.Change the question mark behind happened to a period b.Change the period behind Hey to an exclamation mark. c.Make no change

2 Yesterday, i went to baseball practice. We worked on hitting the ball and fielding the ball. Hey! What happened? Is there a hole in my glove? That ball got by me. Which makes the sentence correct? a. Change the i to I b.Change the exclamation mark behind Hey to a period c.Make no change

3 Yesterday, I went to baseball practice. We worked on hitting the ball and fielding the ball. Hey! What happened? Is there a hole in my glove. That ball got by me. Which makes the sentence correct? a.Change the I to i b.Change the period behind glove to a question mark c.Make no change

4 Yesterday, I went to baseball practice. We worked on hitting the ball and fielding the ball. Hey! What happened? Is there a hole in my glove? That ball got by me. Which makes the sentence correct? a.Take out the comma behind yesterday b.Change the period behind me to a question mark c.Make no change

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