Question

WILL GIVE MEDAL!!!!!!!!!!

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A.
"Have you ever been to New York?" asked Jenna.

B.
Benny replied, "yes, I've been there twice."

C.
"Ostriches cannot fly," Helen explained, "But they can move at fast speeds."

D.
"did you know that crickets make noise with their legs?" said Lindsey.

Answer 1

@dan815 @jgirl128 @ForeverPotential @kellyking @texaschic101

Answer 2

Ideas?

Answer 3

B?

Answer 4

I believe so.

Answer 5

can you help with another

Answer 6

Sure.

Answer 7

It's not B.

Answer 8

How so?

Answer 9

But it could be part of a larger sentence.

Answer 10

It is most certainly not C.

Answer 11

"But" should not be capitalized because it is the continuation of the sentence.

Answer 12

A.
"Have you ever been to New York?" asked Jenna.

Answer 13

It's A, not B

Answer 14

How could you change your answer so quickly? How can I trust you?

Answer 15

When @plzhelp!?!? gets it wrong, that will be your way of knowing that I was right.

Answer 16

It's A.

Answer 17

You don't have to be so stubborn about it. Giving out direct answers is against the rules anyway.

Answer 18

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A.
"Well," Bonnie replied, "Sort of."

B.
Mark asked, "do you have a savings account, Bonnie?"

C.
"I keep my money in my bedroom, " Bonnie explained, "in an old shoebox."

D.
"what do you mean?" Mark asked.

Answer 19

Ideas?

Answer 20

b?

Answer 21

Uh not quite. It needs to be capitalized.

Answer 22

C.
"I keep my money in my bedroom, " Bonnie explained, "in an old shoebox."

Answer 23

Vera! How many times do I have to tell you?

Answer 24

And @jaspersmith was right about it being A. @KyanTheDoodle I thought you were smarter than that! Lol jk ;)

Answer 25

I know he's right, but he still shouldn't have been as rude as he was.

Answer 26

I'm sure he was just very passionate about making sure students don't get questions wrong lol

Answer 27

I don't think I would go as far to say that. He DID give a direct answer, right or not.