Which sentence uses commas and end marks correctly? A. "Learn to coexist with them," she cautioned, "so you do not disturb their ecosystem". B. She added, "Usually, coyotes are solitary hunters." C. "These animals hunt" she said, "different kinds of rodents." D. "Many coyotes hunt together in pairs." the ranger told the group.

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Pierce Crane

29 May, 08:04

Which sentence uses commas and end marks correctly? A. "Learn to coexist with them," she cautioned, "so you do not disturb their ecosystem". B. She added, "Usually, coyotes are solitary hunters." C. "These animals hunt" she said, "different kinds of rodents." D. "Many coyotes hunt together in pairs." the ranger told the group.

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Jonathon Clark · Answer 1

Option A) is wrong. There shouldn't be another quotation mark after "cautioned." Option B) is is is correct. Option C) is wrong becAuse there shouldn't be a quotation after "she said," Option D) is wrong becAuse there should be a comma after the quotation mark.