Question

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?



A.
We wore bright summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.


B.
We wore bright, summer, dresses that were a light shade of yellow.


C.
We wore bright, summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.


D.
We wore bright summer, dresses that were a light shade of yellow.

Answer 1

A hint to figure it out is to read it out loud and pause when you see a comma.

Answer 2

The answer would be A because when you read it out loud there are no pauses :)

Answer 3

it's either A or C, stuck there

Answer 4

oh, thank you

Answer 5

Think of it like this (C) We wore bright. Summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.

Answer 6

Obviously that wouldn't be right so that's why it is A :) Can I get a fan and testimonial? I will help whenever you have any English questions, because that is my best subject.

Answer 7

2-3 adjectives describing that one, single noun uses comas.

Answer 8

Honestly; I'd pick C.


Example:

A pink, fragile gem glistened in the palm of his hand.

Answer 9

This wouldn't be correct.

A sharp black figure stood in the window.

Say it out loud... Does sharp need a comma? Yes, separation of adjectives. (It seems like a run on without.)

Answer 10

it is c for your question

Answer 11

Ikr...

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