Which sentence is punctuated correctly? The grinding, groaning, and screeching sounds coming from the car’s brakes let us know it was time to visit the mechanic.
The grinding, groaning, and, screeching sounds coming from the car’s brakes let us know it was time to visit the mechanic.
The grinding, groaning, and screeching, sounds coming from the car’s brakes let us know it was time to visit the mechanic.
The grinding, groaning and, screeching sounds coming from the car’s brakes let us know it was time to visit the mechanic.

The grinding, groaning, and screeching sounds coming from the car’s brakes let us know it was time to visit the mechanic.

Explanation:

This sentence should be the correctly punctuated one. I think.

The first sentence is the correct answer: "The grinding, groaning, and screeching sounds coming from the car’s brakes let us know it was time to visit the mechanic."

Explanation:

The first sentence is the only one that is correctly punctuated.

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