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Which of the following sentences is structured correctly? (5 points)

Nathan said "I'm really sorry."

Nathan said—"I'm really sorry."

Nathan said, "I'm really sorry . . ."

Nathan said—"I'm really sorry . . . "

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the third one is the correct answer
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User Alexander Berndt
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Answer: C) Nathan said, "I'm really sorry..."

Step-by-step explanation: In almost all the cases, we must use a comma before a quotation mark (one of the exceptions is when the quotation is introduced by a conjunction like "whether", "if" or "that", also sometimes we can use a semicolon or a period to introduce the quotation). In this case the option that uses a comma before the quotation, is option C: Nathan said, "I'm really sorry...".

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