2. Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.

I will always remember the words he spoke then "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

B.

I will always remember the words he spoke then: "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

C.

I will always remember the words he spoke then; "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

D.

I will always remember the words he spoke then-"The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

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Jude Hahn

28 March, 18:32

2. Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.

I will always remember the words he spoke then "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

B.

I will always remember the words he spoke then: "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

C.

I will always remember the words he spoke then; "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

D.

I will always remember the words he spoke then-"The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."

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Kaley Moss · Answer 1

C.

I will always remember the words he spoke then; "The duties of citizens to the state are no less and perhaps greater than the duties of the state to citizens."