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What is the correct puncutuation for sentence can be going along quite happily then bing it does a

The correct punctuation for the sentence is:

"Can be going along quite happily, then bing! It does a..."

Here's why:

* Comma: A comma is used after "happily" to separate the two clauses of the sentence. The first clause describes a state of being, and the second clause describes a sudden action.

* Exclamation point: The exclamation point after "bing!" emphasizes the suddenness and unexpectedness of the action.

* Capital letter: The word "It" should be capitalized because it starts a new sentence.

The sentence is incomplete, so you would need to add the rest of the sentence after "It does a..." to complete the thought.

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