Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Jackie yelled, "Are you coming?" Jackie yelled "Are you coming?" Jackie yelled, "Are you coming." Jackie yelled, "Are you coming?".Mark for LaterPrevious

Identify the sentence with the correct use of punctuation.A John received a Parker pen; Jina, a watch. B How we are ever to get there is the question. C The Lord is neigh up; to them, that are of a broken heart. D Go then, said the ant, and dance winter away.

Which of the following sentences have the CORRECT usage of punctuation?A)  He said I’m going to the park.B)  The dog wagged it’s tail happily.C)  She loves reading books by J.K. Rowling, especially the Harry Potter series.D)  The sun was setting; the moon was rising over the horizon.E)  I have three favourite colours; blue, red and green.

Identify the interrogative sentence that is correctly punctuated and that shows correct pronoun usage. A)    Can Althea and I come with you? B)    Can Althea and me come with you? C)    Althea and me are going too. D)    Althea and I are going too.

Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?*1 pointThe dog barked loudly, the cat ran away.I enjoy reading, writing and painting.The students, took a break after the test.Sarah went to the beach she forgot her sunscreen.

Which of these sentences uses quotation marks and other punctuation correctly? “Tracy said it was the most “uproariously funny” movie she ever saw, so can we please go see it tomorrow?” Sam begged. “Tracy said it was the most ‘uproariously funny’ movie she ever saw, so can we please go see it tomorrow?” Sam begged. “Tracy said it was the most ‘uproariously funny’ movie she ever saw, so can we please go see it tomorrow,” Sam begged. “Tracy said it was the most ‘uproariously funny’ movie she ever saw, so can we please go see it tomorrow”? Sam begged.