Question

Please HELP!
Which word or words and punctuation best corrects any errors in the sentence?

I'll probably get to your house oh, sorry, someone's at the door around two o'clock.

A.
—oh, sorry—

B.
I'll probably get to your house— <---- ?

C.
—someone's at the door—

D.
—oh, sorry, someone's at the door—

Answer 1

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Answer 2

What do you think??

Answer 3

B.

Answer 4

tbh thts what i was thinking

Answer 5

Hmm...I don't think so

Answer 6

oh, sorry, someone's at the door around two o'clock. is mass up

Answer 7

i would say B.

Answer 8

So its not D?

Answer 9

i think its D

Answer 10

I think it is b too!

Answer 11

Confused, lets vote D or B.

Answer 12

d

Answer 13

Definitely C because the sentence is fine with out that phrase.

Answer 14

they'd meant to say 'I'll probably get to your house at 2 o'clock' but were interrupted by doorbell after saying 'house'

Answer 15

I'm very confused. Who says c?

Answer 16

Who says d?

Answer 17

Who says b

Answer 18

I don't think its D

Answer 19

D

Answer 20

I say C.

Answer 21

- they would say oh sorry after the doorbell rang

Answer 22

Okay. I'm just going to put C and I will come back and tell you if it was correct. 20

Answer 23

its a tricky one

Answer 24

I know.

Answer 25

YES but really...why did you pick c and why did we pick d

Answer 26

It seemed to make more sense. Than D just didn't make sense. @micahm said it is a mash up and i agree.

Answer 27

okay so the answer...?

Answer 28

Give me a second.

Answer 29

ok

Answer 30

30 seconds.

Answer 31

C is incorrect It was D. @january123 @welshfella @YOLO_KING @micahm @demonchild99

Answer 32

Okay...do you understand why

Answer 33

No; can you explain?

Answer 34

I was pretty sure it was D but not certain

Answer 35

because the part "oh, sorry, someone's at the door" is its own thought and the "I'll probably get to your house around two" is also another thought. if you use d, and incorporate it into the sentence, you get: I'll probably get to your house - oh, sorry, someone's at the door - around two o'clock. which separates the thoughts, and makes a little more sense.

Answer 36

yes

Answer 37

Okay thank-you everyone.

Answer 38

Glad we got that up...Have a good day!☺