Which of these sentences has punctuated speech correctly?
A. “Do you want any sweets?” my dad asked. “I’m just about to go to the shop.”
B. “Do you want any sweets? my dad asked”. I’m just about to “go to the shop.”
C. Do you want any sweets? “my dad asked”. “I’m just about to go to the shop.”
D. “Do you want any sweets?” “my dad asked.” I’m just about to go to the shop.
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A. already standed
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What is the basic unit of meaning in the English language?
A. sentence
B. subject
C. predicate
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