Which is NOT a correct rule for punctuating sentences?

Use three ellipsis points when you omit words from the middle of a sentence.

Use a comma to link a subordinate clause and an independent clause when the subordinate clause comes first.

Use a semicolon after an independent clause to introduce a list of items.

Use quotation marks to set off direct quotations from the rest of the text.

Question

Which is NOT a correct rule for punctuating sentences?

Use three ellipsis points when you omit words from the middle of a sentence.

Use a comma to link a subordinate clause and an independent clause when the subordinate clause comes first.

Use a semicolon after an independent clause to introduce a list of items.

Use quotation marks to set off direct quotations from the rest of the text.

triciaal · Answer

definitely B or C need to check

triciaal · Answer

thinking B