Question
Which sentence follows correct grammatical conventions?(1 point)
Responses
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm and, if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm and, if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call, he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call, he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm and if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Responses
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm and, if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm and, if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call, he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call, he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm and if he didn’t get my phone call he would have been late for work.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that follows correct grammatical conventions is:
"Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call, he would have been late for work."
This version correctly uses commas to separate the clauses in the sentence.
"Yesterday Sam forgot to set his alarm, and if he didn’t get my phone call, he would have been late for work."
This version correctly uses commas to separate the clauses in the sentence.