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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. "Are there any cars coming"? Asked Quincy, nearing the corner. B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!" C. Quincy replied "Don't worry, I see it." D. "Move
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. "Are there any cars coming"? Asked Quincy, nearing the corner. B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!" C. Quincy replied "Don't worry, I see it." D. "Move back from the curb" shouted Megan!

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I also think B is the correct answer because the other ones just don't make any sense, besides that they are all incorrect. Hope this helps ; )
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B. Hector interrupted, "You're going too fast!".
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