Question

Which of the following sentences is structured correctly?

"Do you think . . ." Jasmine asked, "I should cut my hair to my chin or only trim it?"
"Do you think—" Jasmine asked, "I should cut my hair to my chin or only trim it?"
Jasmine asked, "Do you think I should cut my hair to my chin, or only trim it?"
Jasmine asked, "do you think I should cut my hair to my chin or only trim it?"

Answer 1

Hi there, welcome to QuestionCove! What do you think the answer is?

Answer 2

I believe it's the third one because it has propper capitalization, propper usage of commas/periods, and propperly worded. The others don't use prpper capitalization, commas/periods, and/or word usage.

Answer 3

Itsmewhoelse, so when we are quoting what someone says, we do not do what is shown in options A and B. We wouldn't pause in the middle of the sentence or add "..." because there is not extra information that goes there but isn't included.

So from C and D, can you take a guess?

Answer 4

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) Me, i'm just fixing an error I made
I believe it's the third one because it has propper capitalization, propper usage of commas/periods, and propperly worded. The others don't use prpper capitalization, commas/periods, and/or word usage.
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