Asked by ok

Which sentence correctly follows comma conventions?(1 point)
Responses

After he finishes his breakfast, he will go for a walk around the block.
After he finishes his breakfast, he will go for a walk around the block.

My sister Marcie, who loves to read is spending the day at the library.
My sister Marcie, who loves to read is spending the day at the library.

We will go to the museum and then we will go out to dinner.
We will go to the museum and then we will go out to dinner.

“I prefer chocolate ice cream over vanilla” said the boy.

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After he finishes his breakfast, he will go for a walk around the block.

Reasons the others are wrong:
- My sister Marcie, who loves to read is spending the day at the library. — needs a comma after "read" (nonrestrictive clause): "...who loves to read, is..."
- We will go to the museum and then we will go out to dinner. — when joining two independent clauses it's standard to use a comma before "and": "We will go to the museum, and then we will go out to dinner." (short clauses sometimes omit it, but the safer convention uses the comma)
- “I prefer chocolate ice cream over vanilla” said the boy. — missing comma inside the quotation: "I prefer chocolate ice cream over vanilla," said the boy.