Question

Which salutation uses correct punctuation?

A.
Dear Miguel!
I've missed our talks.

B.
Dear Suzy?
How is your mother?

C.
Dear Grandmother.
Thank you for the gift!

D.
Dear Rosanna,
I just heard your good news.

Answer 1

c @NerdyHamster

Answer 2

@NerdyHamster e @NerdyHamster @NerdyHamster

Answer 3

Dear Rosanna,
I just heard your good news.

Answer 4

there should be a comma after the name and the full stop is written correctly

Answer 5

how?

Answer 6

The flooding of the banks of the Mississippi River ___________ the Delta Queen's docking on schedule.

annihilated

cloistered

precluded

vaunted

Answer 7

yep ^^
because you do not need an exclamation point for grandma's gift...lol

Answer 8

HI

Answer 9

I think precluded....it means stopped..prohibited

Answer 10

Thanks

Answer 11

sure thing :)

Answer 12

@Freez
how many questions do you still have?

Answer 13

Read the paragraph from "A Cat Is Not a Can of Soup" and observe the boldfaced evidence to support the main argument.
Have you been thinking of getting a pet? Wait a minute before you rush down to a pet shop. Adopting a pet from the Ferndale Shelter is often a wiser move than buying one. However, many families hesitate to visit the shelter because they aren't aware of its advantages or have mistaken ideas about what they will find there.

The main argument is that adopting a pet from the Ferndale Shelter is often a wiser move than buying one. Which best uses the evidence to evaluate the main argument?



The argument is effective; the evidence explains why more families do not explore shelter adoption.

The argument is effective; the evidence presents a valid argument.

The argument is ineffective; the evidence explains why more families do not explore shelter adoption.

The argument is ineffective; the evidence presents an invalid argument.