Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, said Franklin Delano Roosevelt. B. Wait here just a minute, "my mother told us." C. "It seems, Keith said, that they have found their missing dog." D. "We won't attempt," explained the guide, "to reach the summit of the mountain today."

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Tyrese Mays

1 May, 00:58

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, said Franklin Delano Roosevelt. B. Wait here just a minute, "my mother told us." C. "It seems, Keith said, that they have found their missing dog." D. "We won't attempt," explained the guide, "to reach the summit of the mountain today."

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Alfred Aguirre · Answer 1

Answer choice D.

A lacks quotation marks (" ") around what Franklin Delano Roosevelt is saying.

B has quotation marks around the wrong part of the sentence - it's around the descriptor instead of the comment.

C lacks quotation marks to separate the remark from the descriptor, then back to the remark.