Question

Which sentence is correctly punctuated?








A.
It had been an exhausting day and, she was happy to relax with a mug of tea.







B.
It had been an exhausting day and she was happy to relax with a mug of tea.







C.
It had been an exhausting day, and she was happy to relax with a mug of tea.







D.
It had been an exhausting day, and, she was happy to relax with a mug of tea.
is it a

Answer 1

conjunctions like and, but, or etc, come after the comma in a sentence

Answer 2

or is it c?

Answer 3

You have to make sure you don't over or under punctuate. Now, depending on sentence structure can also change how the sentence is punctuated. @tatumlee Made a good point, i'd follow that idea and read every sentence out loud, and take a quick pause at each comma. To see which one works.

Answer 4

Why do you think it's c?

Answer 5

caz it make the most sense

Answer 6

to me

Answer 7

Based on what we had said?

Answer 8

Like @Wolfboy had said, you read them all out loud and c sounded right?

Answer 9

I have 10 times now

Answer 10

I agree with c.

Answer 11

As long as you understand why it's c.