Question

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

A.
Until the snow on the ground melted, the children wore their boots.

B.
The children wore their boots until, the snow on the ground melted.

C.
The children until the snow on the ground melted, wore their boots.

D.
The children, until the snow on the ground melted wore their boots.

Answer 1

@CausticSyndicalist

Answer 2

@TheSmartOne

Answer 3

Which do you think?

Answer 4

A. Im pretty sure of it.

Answer 5

Try to explain instead of just giving answers, please. @narusasukid12

Answer 6

A, the others seem wrong.

Answer 7

If you read them out loud you can generally tell when punctuation is correct. Remember, commas are usually brief pauses.

Answer 8

my answer would be b because you have to ask yourself who wore there bots and why did they wear their boots. good luck

Answer 9

sorry for misspelling the word boots type to fast.

Answer 10

No brainer, the answer is A. The punctuation you used is what you call and introductory comma and what follows it is a complete sentence may it be a simple or compound and what not sentence.

Answer 11

But maybe grammar-wise, the construction of your sentence is incorrect.

Answer 12

A is the correct answer because you have an introductory clause, which needs a comma after it, followed by a sentence or complete thought. A. Until the snow on the ground melted, the children wore their boots.

Now to omit the comma, you could always rewrite the sentence as follows: The children wore their boots until the snow on the ground melted.