Which answer choice has no errors in punctuation or capitalization?

A.

"So," asked Vincent, "what do you plan to build?"

B.

"I found instructions for building a bird feeder", Replied Curtis. "The instructions recommend using a jigsaw."

C.

Marshall asked "do you think you could just use a regular saw instead?"

D.

Stuart said. "My father thinks that I should not handle power tools until I am older".

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Tripp Santana

20 August, 14:11

Which answer choice has no errors in punctuation or capitalization?

A.

"So," asked Vincent, "what do you plan to build?"

B.

"I found instructions for building a bird feeder", Replied Curtis. "The instructions recommend using a jigsaw."

C.

Marshall asked "do you think you could just use a regular saw instead?"

D.

Stuart said. "My father thinks that I should not handle power tools until I am older".

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Gillian Wiley · Answer 1

The answer that has no errors in punctuation or capitalization is option A. "So," asked Vincent, "what do you plan to build?" The rules in using the comma and quotation marks together are correctly applied in this sentence. It is always a rule in interrupted quotations, that commas should be applied inside before the closing quotation mark, and another comma should be applied before the open quotation mark. In addition, the punctuation question mark should also be inside the quotation mark.