Select all that apply.

Which of the following are correctly punctuated?

The Scarlet Letter was, for a long time, considered by many (outside of the country) the only "classic" of American fiction.
Every time—and I do mean every time—I finally get to work, my boss interrupts me.
This nothing has received much-ado.
Once and for all, I think that the computer has finally received it's due.
I personally feel that the poem "The Nightingale" is the best poem in the entire volume of Lyrical Ballads.
This is my problem with "The Raven": It relies too heavily on the repetition of "-ing" and rolling syllables.

Question

Select all that apply.

Which of the following are correctly punctuated?

The Scarlet Letter was, for a long time, considered by many (outside of the country) the only "classic" of American fiction.
Every time—and I do mean every time—I finally get to work, my boss interrupts me.
This nothing has received much-ado.
Once and for all, I think that the computer has finally received it's due.
I personally feel that the poem "The Nightingale" is the best poem in the entire volume of Lyrical Ballads.
This is my problem with "The Raven": It relies too heavily on the repetition of "-ing" and rolling syllables.

Babyplier · Answer

Any ideas?

psirockin2 · Answer

I want to argue that "Once and for all, I think that the computer has finally received it's due," is wrong because of the "it's" but I don't know if you made a typo or if the question specifically had that in there.

Amyiah · Answer

Thank you psirorockin2 that is the question implied. This helps very much! <3