Which sentence is correct?

Roger's teacher told him straight out "Don't come back to class until all of your work is done."

Roger's teacher told him straight out: "Don't come back to class until all of your work is done."

Roger's teacher told him: straight out, "Don't come back to class until all of your work is done."

Roger's teacher told him straight out "Don't come back to class: until all of your work is done."

Is it A?

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Which sentence is correct?

 Roger's teacher told him straight out "Don't come back to class until all of your work is done."

 Roger's teacher told him straight out: "Don't come back to class until all of your work is done."

 Roger's teacher told him: straight out, "Don't come back to class until all of your work is done."

 Roger's teacher told him straight out "Don't come back to class: until all of your work is done."

Is it A?

conqueror · Answer

C I think

anonymous · Answer

I really don't think there would be a colon before straight out

kaylee_td · Answer

Wait I think its b

anonymous · Answer

I honestly have no clue but I guess you're right

anonymous · Answer

@Kaylee_td Thanks, my dad came and helped, he said it was B too. Thank you :)

kaylee_td · Answer

no problem :)