Question

Which sentence correctly uses dashes for punctuation?

A) I would ask—or insist that he brings his wife—to the meeting.
B) I would ask—or insist that he brings—his wife to the meeting.
C) I would ask—or insist—that he brings his wife to the meeting.
D) I —would ask or insist—that he brings his wife to the meeting

Answer 1

C) because dashes can be like comas, except in this case it's more relevant to use dashes.

Answer 2

The sentence which correctly uses dashes for punctuation is :

C) I would ask—or insist—that he brings his wife to the meeting.

The punctuation that is to be used in this sentence is a comma. The comma is a punctuation mark that is used for separating different parts of a sentence, separating parenthesis, separating different elements in a series and distinguishing dialogues and quotations. In this sentence, the commas are used to separate the parenthetical element.