Which sentence uses dashes correctly?
A.
Mom is making the best dinner—chicken and dumplings—in the world tonight.
B.
I didn't even—eat lunch today—I was saving room for dinner.
C.
No one, and—I mean no one—is late for dinner then.
D.
Her specialties—for instance, spaghetti, stir-fry, and meatballs—are the highlight of the weekend.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
D) I think.
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OpenStudy (kyanthedoodle):
What do you think? And @Otterthecat , please do not give out direct answers.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
C
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OpenStudy (kyanthedoodle):
Not quite. I believe you usually use dashes when it wouldn't be a correct sentence otherwise. Without the dashes in that sentence, it would still be an okay sentence. Any more ideas?