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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. "Are there any cars coming"? Asked Quincy, nearing the corner. B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!"…

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. "Are there any cars coming"? Asked Quincy, nearing the corner. B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!"…
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. "Are there any cars coming"? Asked Quincy, nearing the corner. B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!" C. Quincy replied "Don't worry, I see it." D. "Move back from the curb" shouted Megan!

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I also think B is the correct answer because the other ones just don't make any sense, besides that they are all incorrect. Hope this helps ; )
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User Sangeet
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B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!".
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