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Which version of this sentence uses punctuation correctly? Tina is a quiet girl consequently; we were startled by her loud laugh. Tina is a quiet girl; consequently, we were startled by her loud laugh.
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Which version of this sentence uses punctuation correctly?

Tina is a quiet girl consequently; we were startled by her loud laugh.

Tina is a quiet girl; consequently, we were startled by her loud laugh.

Tina is a quiet girl; consequently we were startled by her loud laugh.

Tina is a quiet girl, consequently; we were startled by her loud laugh.

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The answer is B 'Tina is a quiet girl;consequently, we were startled by her loud laugh. It is the only correct one.
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B otherwise known as "Tina is a quiet girl; consequently, we were startled by her loud laugh." is the correct answer!
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