Question

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.
Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke; and she received a standing ovation.

B.
Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and she received a standing ovation.

C.
Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and received a standing ovation.

D.
Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, she received a standing ovation.

Answer 1

@Babynini @Data_LG2 @iamabarbiegirl @jim_thompson5910 @KyanTheDoodle

Answer 2

Which one are you leaning towards? :)

Answer 3

If you're stuck, try reading it outloud! that helps sometimes.

Answer 4

A?

Answer 5

or D

Answer 6

hrm well not D because that has an unnecessary "she" in there.

Answer 7

I mean, it's in the wrong spot.

Answer 8

A is a little awkward too. Which out of B or C do you think it is? :)

Answer 9

B

Answer 10

hm. I'd go with C. You may want to have someone double check that though. It sounds best when it's read outloud, to me anyway.

Answer 11

Baby the Nini is right. When you're describing someone or something and take a break in the sentence, you must put a comma before and after. Also before any one of the words in FANBOYS. It's quite complicated that way.

Answer 12

thanks! i think i can do the rest on my own! i really appriciate it!

Answer 13

c

Answer 14

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! You ruined the tenderness with your direct answer virus!

Answer 15

._.

Answer 16

me? what did i do? @KyanTheDoodle @pooja195

Answer 17

Not you. Lolprincesslafter.

Answer 18

oh well i had already been helped so it didnt matter @KyanTheDoodle

Answer 19

True