Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Shari reads The Wall Street Journal every day and is very up-to-date on current events. Edward once said that his favorite Dickens novel was “Great Expectations.” I have subscribed to Cooking magazine for many years. We had to memorize Washington’s Farewell Speech.

Answer 1

Answer:

Edward once said that his favorite Dickens novel was “Great Expectations.”

Explanation:

This sentence is correctly punctuated because the writer has used capital letters when refering to Dickens and has used inverted commas to mention one of Dicken's literary pieces: “Great Expectations.” The name of literary pieces are written between inverted commas.