Identify the sentence with correct punctuation.

A.

Alex insisted he was out of shape, nevertheless, he finished the marathon.

C.

Alex insisted he was out of shape; nevertheless, he finished the marathon.

D.

Alex insisted he was out of shape, nevertheless, he finished the marathon.

Question

Identify the sentence with correct punctuation.

A.

Alex insisted he was out of shape, nevertheless, he finished the marathon.

C.

Alex insisted he was out of shape; nevertheless, he finished the marathon.

D.

Alex insisted he was out of shape, nevertheless, he finished the marathon.

anonymous · Answer

theres no B

anonymous · Answer

No it was wrong either A, C, or D

anonymous · Answer

What do you think is correcT?

anonymous · Answer

Either way, A and D seem to be exactly the same.

anonymous · Answer

B is correct since the semicolon is the proper method of punctuation for that sentence.

anonymous · Answer

A. Alex insisted he was out of shape, nevertheless; he finished the marathon
C. Alex insisted he was out of shape; nevertheless, he finished the marathon.
D. Alex insisted he was out of shape, nevertheless, he finished the marathon.