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Which sentence uses correct punctuation? tessa ate a sandwich; yet she still felt hungrytessa ate a sandwich, yet she still felt hungrytessa ate a sandwich yet she still felt hungrytessa ate a sandwich yet, she still felt hungry35 points + brainliest for correct answer

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