is this sentence punctuated correctly?
Ms. Sardelis said we must, "absolutely and without delay" turn in our permission slips by tomorrow or we can't go on the class trip.

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is this sentence punctuated correctly?
Ms. Sardelis said we must, "absolutely and without delay" turn in our permission slips by tomorrow or we can't go on the class trip.

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

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The answer to your question is no, the sentence is not punctuated correctly. 
Here is the correct way to punctuate it: Ms. Sardelis said we must "absolutely, and without delay" turn in our permission slips by tomorrow, or we can't go on the class trip.

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anonymous · Answer

Ms. Sardelis said "we must, absolutely and without delay turn in our permission slips by tomorrow or we can't go on the class trip." 

Worthy of a gold metal? :D