in which of the following are the capitalized words used correctly?
“it's the soul's duty to be loyal to its own desires. it must abandon itself to its master passion.”
“its the soul's duty to be loyal to it’s own desires. it must abandon itself to its master passion.”
“it's the soul's duty to be loyal to it’s own desires. it must abandon itself to it’s master passion.”
“its the soul's duty to be loyal to its own desires. it must abandon itself to it’s master passion.”
which of the following is punctuated correctly?
“i love you” said the mother lovingly to her baby “to the moon and back again.”
“i love you,” said the mother lovingly to her baby, “to the moon and back again.”
“i love you,” said the mother lovingly to her baby, “to the moon and back again”.
“i love you, said the mother loving to her baby, to the moon and back again.”
which of the following is punctuated correctly
“i thought i knew where the concert was, mary explained, but i guess i don’t”.
“i thought i knew where the concert was”, mary explained, “but i guess i don’t”.
“i thought i knew where the concert was, mary explained, but i guess i don’t.”
“i thought i knew where the concert was,” mary explained, “but i guess i don’t.”