Which sentence has the correct punctuation? A. “I haven’t seen you (pardon the expression) in a dog’s age.” B. “I haven’t seen you: pardon the expression, in a dog’s age.” C. “I haven’t seen you—pardon the expression—in a dog’s age.” D. “I haven’t seen you pardon the expression in a dog’s age.”

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Which sentence has the correct punctuation?  A.	   “I haven’t seen you (pardon the expression) in a dog’s age.”    B.	   “I haven’t seen you: pardon the expression, in a dog’s age.”    C.	   “I haven’t seen you—pardon the expression—in a dog’s age.”    D.	   “I haven’t seen you pardon the expression in a dog’s age.”

wach · Answer

C would be correct - may I interject - the dashes provide commentary that deviates from the subject matter.

anonymous · Answer

C would be correct