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A) I wanted to ask him, about this weekend's plans. B) I wanted to ask him about this weekend's plans. C) I wanted to ask him, "about this weekend's plans." D) I wanted to ask him about, "this weekend's
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A) I wanted to ask him, about this weekend's plans. B) I wanted to ask him about this weekend's plans. C) I wanted to ask him, "about this weekend's plans." D) I wanted to ask him about, "this weekend's plans."

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Your answer should be B) I wanted to ask him about his weekend plans
User Craig Reynolds
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B.

There is no need for quotation marks.
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