Question

Which sentence below uses punctuation correctly?

You can always predict who will die in genre movies; in animated movie
girl, and in war movies, the fresh-faced farm boy.
O
You can always predict who will die in genre movies; In animated movie
girl; and, in war movies, the fresh-faced farm boy.
You can always predict who will die in genre movies. In animated movie
girl, and in war movies; the fresh-faced farm boy.
You can always predict who will die in genre movies. In animated movie
l; and in war movies, the fresh-faced farm boy.

Answer 1

The sentence that uses punctuation correctly is: You can always predict who will die in genre movies; In animated movie girl; and, in war movies, the fresh-faced farm boy.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence that uses punctuation correctly is: You can always predict who will die in genre movies; In animated movie girl; and, in war movies, the fresh-faced farm boy.

This sentence uses semicolons to separate the different parts of the list: genre movies, animated movie girl, and war movies. It also uses a comma before the coordinating conjunction 'and'.

Incorrect options:

• The first option does not use any punctuation to separate the list items.
• The second option capitalizes 'In' incorrectly.
• The third option incorrectly uses a period and semicolon interchangeably.

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