Question

Which answer choice does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.
"The starter is fine. Check the spark plugs, he ordered."

B.
"The starter is fine." "Check the spark plugs, he ordered."

C.
"The starter is fine." "Check the spark plugs," he ordered.

D.
"The starter is fine. Check the spark plugs," he ordered.

Answer 1

@paki

Answer 2

Again "D".

Answer 3

What do you think?

Answer 4

" direct quote"

Answer 5

so B

Answer 6

welll the whole sentence is coming from the same person right ??
here is an example you can't say " the apple " and "the chocolate "
combine them together " the apple and the chocolate"
i don't know if that make sensez or no

Answer 7

so A right

Answer 8

it kinda makes sense

Answer 9

hmm here is an example
"rz172 is a new user," nnesha said.
the sentence inside the quotation marks is direct qoute.

Answer 10

SO D

Answer 11

sorry caps

Answer 12

that's correct. i hope you understand it better
the sentences inside the quotation mark are other peoples words
i'm not really good at english you should visit this site http://www.getitwriteonline.com/archive/010801PuncQuotationMarks.htm