Identify the interrogative sentence that is correctly punctuated and that shows correct pronoun usage. A)    Can Althea and I come with you? B)    Can Althea and me come with you? C)    Althea and me are going too. D)    Althea and I are going too.

Identify the interrogative sentence that is correctly punctuated and that shows correct pronoun usage. A)    What are you doing here? B)    What’s him doing here. C)    So that’s what’s going on here! D)    What is they doing here?

Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Jackie yelled, "Are you coming?" Jackie yelled "Are you coming?" Jackie yelled, "Are you coming." Jackie yelled, "Are you coming?".Mark for LaterPrevious

In English, you can front multiple interrogative phrases.

Which of these sentences has incorrect punctuation?There are three ways you can get there: left, right or straight ahead.There are three ways you can get there, left, right or straight ahead.

Identify the sentence containing the correct use of commas. A)    Ginger, Ida, and Phoebe asked Andrea and Vernelle to come to a tea party. B)    Ginger, Ida and Phoebe asked Andrea and Vernelle to come to a tea party. C)    Ginger, Ida, and Phoebe, asked Andrea, and Vernelle, to come to a tea party. D)    Ginger Ida and Phoebe, asked Andrea, and Vernelle, to come to a tea party.