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1 Jan 2010 — Blue Moon Is this sentence correct? Click each option to read the feedback as more than one option may be correct.
1.	Change: a blue moon to the blue moon. Once in the blue moon there is one on New Years Eve.	Feedback 1
2.	Change one from a pronoun to a noun with a clearer reference. Once in a blue moon there is a second full moon on New Years Eve.	Feedback 2
3.	Add punctuation: a comma and an apostrophe. Once in a blue moon, there is one on New Year's Eve.	Feedback 3
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