Question

Which of the following uses the correct punctuation?



I had sixty-seven dollars until—someone we’re still not sure—who stole my wallet from my back pocket.



I had sixty-seven dollars until someone—we’re still not sure who—stole my wallet from my back pocket.



I had sixty-seven dollars until someone—we’re still not sure who stole my wallet from my back pocket.



I had sixty-seven dollars until—someone we’re still not sure who stole my wallet from my back pocket.

Answer 1

What do you think?

Answer 2

C

Answer 3

@k_lynn

Answer 4

You're close @nikkigalvan32 , but there's no ending - in the option C.

Answer 5

You use the - when you're sort of making an interjection in a sentence.

Answer 6

Is it b?

Answer 7

Yep, you got it :D

Answer 8

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Answer 9

thamks
thanks

Answer 10

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