Which version is punctuated correctly?
A. “May I ride with you?” asked Del. “I can’t get my car started.”
B. May I ride with you? asked Del. “I can’t get my car started.”
C. “May I ride with you? asked Del. I can’t get my car started.”
D. “May I ride with you”? asked Del, “I can’t get my car started.”
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A. “Go left, then right, then look for the sign.”
B. “The gym is on the second floor, to the left of the elevator.”
C. “Find the gym by walking around.”
D. “You will see it somewhere upstairs.”
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A: Did she take a bus to the train station?
B: No, ________.
A. she did
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A. was
B. were
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A. worked / called
B. worked / was calling
C. was working / called
D. was working / was calling