Directions: For each question, select the letter corresponding to the correctly written sentence.

a. Erik bought a good book, he read it in one afternoon.

b. Erik bought a good book, He read it in one afternoon.

c. Erik bought a good book; he read it in one afternoon.

d. Erik bought a good book; He read it in one afternoon.

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Harmony Lozano

28 November, 04:03

Directions: For each question, select the letter corresponding to the correctly written sentence.

a. Erik bought a good book, he read it in one afternoon.

b. Erik bought a good book, He read it in one afternoon.

c. Erik bought a good book; he read it in one afternoon.

d. Erik bought a good book; He read it in one afternoon.

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Gavyn Ellison · Answer 1

C - "Erik bought a good book: he read it in one afternoon" has proper punctuation and capitalization.

Explanation: In A, "book, he read it" is wrong. In B and D, they capitalize "He" in "he read it" despite it not being a new sentence. None of these work, leaving C.