Which of the following sentences are punctuated correctly?

A) The girl, walked over to the table on which lay the book, and, without a moment's hesitation. Picked it up and walked out of the room.

B) The girl walked over to the table on which the book lay, and, without a moment's hesitation, she picked it up and walked out of the room.

C) The girl walked, over to the table. On which lay the book. And without a moment's hesitation picked it up. And walked out of the room.

D) The girl walked over, to the table, on which, lay the book. And, without a moment's hesitation, picked it up, and walked out of the room.

E) Without a moment's hesitation, the girl walked over to the table on which the book lay, picked it up, and walked out of the room.

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Daphne

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6 January, 17:20

Which of the following sentences are punctuated correctly?

A) The girl, walked over to the table on which lay the book, and, without a moment's hesitation. Picked it up and walked out of the room.

B) The girl walked over to the table on which the book lay, and, without a moment's hesitation, she picked it up and walked out of the room.

C) The girl walked, over to the table. On which lay the book. And without a moment's hesitation picked it up. And walked out of the room.

D) The girl walked over, to the table, on which, lay the book. And, without a moment's hesitation, picked it up, and walked out of the room.

E) Without a moment's hesitation, the girl walked over to the table on which the book lay, picked it up, and walked out of the room.

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Georgia Duarte · Answer 1

The best answer choice would be E.

Chubs · Answer 2

Your answer would be E. The other four choices overly use a comma. Also, never should "And" be the beginning of a sentence. Therefore E is the most polished choice.