Which of the following forms of punctuation are most commonly used to set off additional information from the rest of a sentence? A. commas, parentheses, and dashes B. commas, parentheses, and hyphens C. brackets, dashes, and hyphens D. brackets, dashes, and commas
@jim_thompson5910 will you help me
I think it's commas, parenthesis, dashes Examples I have a dog, named skippy, that likes to run. I went to the store (to get milk) and then I went to the park. Her taste in music–from country to rap–exemplifies her eclectic personality.
As for when to use either one, I have no clue since they seem similar.
A person who practices parkour is called a traceur or traceuse if female. Which of the following versions of the above sentence correctly uses mid-sentence punctuation? A. A person who practices parkour is called a traceur (or traceuse if female.) B. A person who practices parkour is called a traceur [or traceuse if female]. C. A person who practices parkour is called a traceur: or traceuse if female. D. A person who practices parkour is called a traceur (or traceuse if female).
@jim_thompson5910
which one do you think it is? if you're not sure, look at my examples
i thought it was d but what do i know
D is correct, A is wrong because the period is in the wrong place
B and C are wrong because they should use parenthesis, commas, or dashes
thank you =]
np
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