Punctuate the following sentence: “Whatever is is right.”

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Correct Answer: Whatever is, is right.. * The correct punctuation is – Whatever is, is right . * It is so because the coma comes where a rest or pause is required. Here in this statement a pause is required between two ‘be’ forms of verb. That’s why coma comes at this particular position. Option B and D makes no sense. Option A is also not correct because the sentence in not in question format or tone hence question mark is not required.

Punctuate the following sentence: “Whatever is is right.”

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