Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.

It snowed all afternoon and, they stayed inside the house.

B.

It snowed all afternoon and so they stayed inside the house.

C.

It snowed all afternoon, and so they stayed inside the house.

D.

It snowed all afternoon, and, so they stayed inside the house.

I really have no idea on this one!

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Blayne

26 September, 23:12

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.

It snowed all afternoon and, they stayed inside the house.

B.

It snowed all afternoon and so they stayed inside the house.

C.

It snowed all afternoon, and so they stayed inside the house.

D.

It snowed all afternoon, and, so they stayed inside the house.

I really have no idea on this one!

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Simone Conrad · Answer 1

B. It snowed all afternoon and so they stayed inside the house.

you use and when you separate two clauses and verbs. in this case snow and stayed are verbs

they is the noun "they"

Darien Barnett · Answer 2

C.

Commas go where there should be a pause, and it makes sense for a space to be there.

If you get stuck on a problem like this, say the sentence out loud like you normally would and add the punctuation as needed (pauses, stops, etc.)