Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.
He is often clumsy; on the other hand, he dances beautifully.

B.
He is often clumsy on the other hand; he dances beautifully.

C.
He is often clumsy, on the other hand he dances beautifully.

D.
He is often clumsy, on the other hand, he dances beautifully.

Question

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?
 
 A.
He is often clumsy; on the other hand, he dances beautifully.
 
 B.
He is often clumsy on the other hand; he dances beautifully.
 
 C.
He is often clumsy, on the other hand he dances beautifully.
 
 D.
He is often clumsy, on the other hand, he dances beautifully.

anonymous · Answer

A, since it joins two related sentences with a semi-colon and has a comma after 'on the other hand'

anonymous · Answer

ManlmStumped is very right :D Great job

anonymous · Answer

Anything else?

linn99123 · Answer

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?
 
 A.
She always shuts the gate; otherwise, the pig follows her out.
 
 B.
She always shuts the gate, otherwise, the pig follows her out.
 
 C.
She always shuts the gate otherwise, the pig follows her out.
 
 D.
She always shuts the gate, otherwise; the pig follows her out.

anonymous · Answer

I believe this one is A also

anonymous · Answer

B.

anonymous · Answer

It's A

anonymous · Answer

because it joins two related sentences and has a comma after 'otherwise' which makes it correct

anonymous · Answer

why would it be B?

anonymous · Answer

It would be A because the ; between 'She always shuts the gate; otherwise,' which connects the two sentences and makes a pause and then it has a comma 'otherwise, the pig follows her out' is correct