Which answer choice best corrects the punctuation and capitalization errors in the sentence, if any errors exist?

Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie says she feels much better.

A.
Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie says, "She feels much better."

B.
Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie says, "she feels much better."

C.
Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie, "says she feels much better."

D.
No changes to the sentence are necessary.

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Question

Which answer choice best corrects the punctuation and capitalization errors in the sentence, if any errors exist? 

Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie says she feels much better.
 
 A.
Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie says, "She feels much better."
 
 B.
Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie says, "she feels much better."
 
 C.
Now that she has eaten lunch, Annie, "says she feels much better."
 
 D.
No changes to the sentence are necessary.


@sammixboo @nincompoop

linn99123 · Answer

I pickd B but idk if its actually B

sammixboo · Answer

No. It is D, because if Annie is saying. "She feels much better" That means she would be talking in second person...

linn99123 · Answer

oh ight ty

anonymous · Answer

Thanks!

anonymous · Answer

Which answer choice best corrects the punctuation and capitalization errors in the sentence, if any errors exist? 

Grandpa says that the soup is ready.
	
	
 
A.
	

Grandpa says, "that the soup is ready."
	
 
B.
	

Grandpa says that "the soup is ready."
	
 
C.
	

Grandpa says that, "The soup is ready."
	
 
D.
	

No changes to the sentence are necessary.
What about this one?