Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly

Answer 1

Where are the sentences?

Answer 2

Mikes car is in the shop so he has to get a ride to school with Sarah.
Mike's car is in the shop so he has to get a ride to school with Sarah
Mikes car is in the shop, so he has to get a ride to school with Sarah
Mike's car is in the shop, so he has to get a ride to school with Sarah.

Answer 3

What do you think?

Answer 4

We can eliminate A because first off "Mikes" is spelled wrong and we need a comma. So B can go, as well.

Answer 5

Choose between C and D.

Answer 6

d

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

Well let's eliminate A and C. Why? Because Mike's car is a possessive thing to say, so we need an apostrophe between the 's' and 'Mike'. But what about B and D? Well B is a run-on sentence, so how do you feel about D?