Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and she received a standing ovation.

B.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke; and she received a standing ovation.

C.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and received a standing ovation.

D.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, she received a standing ovation.

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Vance Day

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19 December, 08:53

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and she received a standing ovation.

B.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke; and she received a standing ovation.

C.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and received a standing ovation.

D.

Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, she received a standing ovation.

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Emery Hancock · Answer 1

The sentence that does not contain any punctuation errors is option C. Following an introduction, Ms. Graves, the chair of the foundation, spoke, and received a standing ovation. In this sentence, commas indicate here an additional information about Ms. Graves, and also to separate coordinating verbs which are "spoke" and "received".