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In English / High School | 2014-11-30

Which sentence uses correct punctuation?

A. Tessa ate a sandwich; yet she still felt hungry.
B. Tessa ate a sandwich, yet she still felt hungry.
C. Tessa ate a sandwich yet, she still felt hungry.

Asked by NitaMackedanz576

Answer (3)

B is the answer because you need a break before you say she still felt hungry.

Answered by RosaGoesRawr | 2024-06-10

Tessa ate a sandwich , yet she still felt hungry is the sentence uses correct punctuation . Thus, option ( b ) is correct.
What is punctuation?
**Punctuation **is the division of written words into sentences and clauses using symbols like full stops, periods, commas , and question marks. Without punctuation are no **sentence **was the complete. The sentence was the join and the end was the connected with the help of the punctuation.
"Tessa ate a sandwich, yet she still felt hungry" are the perfect **punctuation **mark on the sentence . Then another both the sentence are the taken mistakes: "Tessa ate a sandwich; yet she still felt hungry" ( semicolon ) put in incorrectly. "Tessa ate a sandwich yet, she still felt hungry" ( comma ) is missing.
As a result, the significance of the correct **punctuation **are the aforementioned. Therefore, option ( b ) is correct.
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Answered by aarinimishra75 | 2024-06-25

The correct answer is option B: 'Tessa ate a sandwich, yet she still felt hungry.' This sentence properly uses a comma before the coordinating conjunction 'yet' to connect two independent clauses. Options A and C misuse punctuation in their respective ways, making them incorrect.
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Answered by aarinimishra75 | 2024-09-05

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