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How do you punctuate the sentence that is not it is?

The sentence "that is not it" is grammatically correct and does not need any punctuation.

However, if you are trying to express a different meaning, you might need to add punctuation. For example:

* "That is not it!" (Exclamation point to express surprise or emphasis)

* "That is not it, is it?" (Comma and question mark for a questioning tone)

* "That is not it. It's this." (Period for a declarative statement)

Ultimately, the punctuation you use depends on the intended meaning and tone of the sentence.

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