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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. What time did you want dinner? Five-thirty? Six? What time did you want dinner. Five-thirty. Six?
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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

What time did you want dinner? Five-thirty? Six?
What time did you want dinner. Five-thirty. Six?

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It's the first one because the 2nd isn't asking a question. Also, any chance of it being the second goes out the window when you see the 5:30, six? because both would have to marked with the same punctuation.

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