Which is punctuated correctly? a Prepare the artichoke for cooking: 1. cut an inch off the top, 2. use scissors to trim the top of each leaf, 3. cut the bottom stem completely off. b Prepare the artichoke for cooking: (1.) cut an inch off the top, (2.) use scissors to trim the top of each leaf, (3.) cut the bottom stem completely off. c Prepare the artichoke for cooking: (1) cut an inch off the top, (2) use scissors to trim the top of each leaf, (3) cut the bottom stem completely off.
@Anonymouse2015 @Anonymouse2015
so?
Which ones can we eliminate right away?
idk im not good at this.
@afloridagirl
i think a
That's okay. Check this link out: http://www.thepunctuationguide.com/parentheses.html And no, it's not A.
Scroll down to "Specialized Uses".
i can't its blocked
You'll notice that the numbers are in parentheses with no dots, like this: (1) list (2) list, etc.
Pasting from the source: Specialized uses "Numbered or lettered lists should use a pair of parentheses to enclose the numbers or letters. Please submit the following four items with your application: (1) a cover letter, (2) a resume, (3) a college transcript, and (4) a list of professional references."
help on this?
Read the sentence. Geoffrey mumbled, softly “She could have fixed it. I know she could have.” Proofread the sentence to correct the punctuation of the quotation. Change the comma to a period. Delete the comma. Add a comma after softly. Move the comma and place it after softly.
Can you post your question in your own thread?
i dont understand this
il tag u
What's confusing you? @codyhelton75 The correct format for numbering things when listing is just to enclose the numbers in parentheses, like so: (1) (2) (3)
i am not good at punctuation
It's okay, I'll help you through it. So, with the format I gave you, which of your options matches that?
b &c?
Between B & C, which one doesn't have periods? Remember, the correct format doesn't have periods.
c
is it c?
That's correct.
ok thanx
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