Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A.

My family tree is entitled The Smiths: One Hundred Years and Growing.
B.

My family tree is entitled The, Smiths One Hundred Years and Growing.
C.

My family tree is entitled The Smiths One Hundred Years and Growing.
D.

My family tree is entitled; The Smiths One Hundred Years and Growing.

Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

    A.	

    My family tree is entitled The Smiths: One Hundred Years and Growing.
    B.	

    My family tree is entitled The, Smiths One Hundred Years and Growing.
    C.	

    My family tree is entitled The Smiths One Hundred Years and Growing.
    D.	

    My family tree is entitled; The Smiths One Hundred Years and Growing.

anonymous · Answer

A because it is the only one with 2 complete sentences. :)

anonymous · Answer

@SuperflyTyGuy

anonymous · Answer

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

    A.	

    I have one project for myself this summer; to research my family tree.
    B.	

    I have one project for myself this summer: to research my family tree.
    C.	

    I have one project for myself this summer, to research my family tree.
    D.	

    I have one project for myself; this summer to research my family tree.

superflytyguy · Answer

I think it is A too. Not because of the 2 sentences, but the colon precedes The Smiths. 

If a quotation is introduced by an independent clause--especially if the quotation is, itself, an independent clause--we use a colon instead of a comma or a period.

superflytyguy · Answer

A is the correct answer