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Read the sentence. The band’s agent declared excitedly “I’ve booked you to play at the airport’s café!” What type of punctuation should be placed after excitedly? ellipsis marks period comma
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Read the sentence.

The band’s agent declared excitedly “I’ve booked you to play at the airport’s café!”

What type of punctuation should be placed after excitedly?


ellipsis marks

period

comma

User Rickdenhaan
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The type of punctuation that should be placed is a comma, so the sentence will have a pause before the dialogue.
The band's agent declared excitedly, "I've booked you to play at the airport's cafe!"
User Eldar
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Comma

Because it's indicating a pause between a sentence and separate what's about to be told
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