Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

a. "Listen, Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

b. "Listen Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

c. "Listen, Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

d. "Listen Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

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Larry Myers

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17 February, 18:43

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

a. "Listen, Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

b. "Listen Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

c. "Listen, Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

d. "Listen Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

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Answers (2)

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Kurly · Answer 1

The correct answer would be D.

with A and C, the commas after 'Listen' are not appropriate

with B and C, the commas after 'Adam' aren't appropriate

Carmen Schmitt · Answer 2

The correct answer is "c"

2 commas, one after ' listen " and the other after 'Adam" have to be used The sentence really is "Listen to this music on the radio""Adams 'is separated by commas because he is the one being spoken to,

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?a. "Listen, Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.b. "Listen Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.c. "Listen, Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.d. "Listen Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

a. "Listen, Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

b. "Listen Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

c. "Listen, Adam, to this music on the radio," said Vicky.

d. "Listen Adam to this music on the radio," said Vicky.