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Read the following sentence and choose the revision that best corrects any errors. if no errors are present, select “leave as is.”
upon further inspection she realized its never going to matter what its name is.
upon further inspection she realized it’s never going to matter what it’s name is.
upon further inspection, she realized it’s never going to matter what its name is.
upon further inspection, she realized its never going to matter what its name is
leave as is

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