Question

I WILL FAN AND MEDAL. When working with additional information in a sentence, when should dashes be used instead of commas or parentheses?
A.
A dash is always used when renaming a noun.
B.
A dash is used to continue the flow of a complex sentence.
C.
A dash is used to set off a relatively important aside in a way that grabs the reader's attention.
D.
A dash is used in formal writing to set off less important background information.

Answer 1

@blacknike19 , @Conqueror , @marieislearning

Answer 2

im a fan too i used to have darrel profile pics

Answer 3

of wat

Answer 4

pedo bear

Answer 5

walking dead

Answer 6

o

Answer 7

@logan13 can u help with this question plz

Answer 8

i think a

Answer 9

So I believe it's A, but WAIT! I'm giving an explanation why.
So if you spelled icecream like how I just did, it wouldn't make any sense. It's not technically a word.

Answer 10

But if you put a dash between the ice and the cream, it becomes one. You can do that with anything, and it can potentially become a word like pickle-feet or front-butt.

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

o ok

Answer 13

@logan13 Dude, you know not to give out direct answers without an explanation. XD

Answer 14

c where

Answer 15

thx to both u

Answer 16

ohh i thought i was on my q

Answer 17

im saying i think though that counts

Answer 18

yea it does will @KyanTheDoodle plz gve @logan13 a medal and ill gve u @KyanTheDoodle a medal

Answer 19

ok y

Answer 20

because both of u helped unless u dont want one

Answer 21

no its cool

Answer 22

ok