Which sentence below shows correct use of em dashes? If the cat meows one more time I know – he will – I am going to have to get
the treats. If the cat-meows one more time, I know, he will – I am going to have to get the treats. If the cat meows one more time – I know he will – I am going to have to get the treats. If the cat meows one-more-time I know he will I am going to have to get the treats.
The correct answer is C. If the cat meows one more time – I know he will – I am going to have to get the treats.
Explanation:
In grammar, one of the main uses of em dashes (–) is to replace parentheses or commas to introduce further explanations, extra information, examples or comments, usually by enclosing the information in em dashes. In the case of the sentence "If the cat meows one more time I know he will I am going to have to get the treats" the information that is a comment or remark is "I known he will" because this is thought of the speaker and does not grammatically belong to the sentence and therefore should be enclosed using em-dashes. This means the sentence that shows the correct use of em dashes is " If the cat meows one more time – I know he will – I am going to have to get the treats".
Clean mentally would to have a clear mind all the time and to not overthink but to have the right answer for any given moment. Clean Physically is to clean something that is dirty.
An apostrophe is used to signify ownership. To figure out whether or not the apostrophe is used correctly look at these examples:
My mom's dog is adorable. Correct Use of apostrophe (Who owns the dog? Answer: Mom owns the dog. The apostrophe shows her ownership.)
Dog's are so adorable. Incorrect use of apostrophe. (The dog isn't owning anything or has possession of anything so the use of the apostrophe here is incorrect.)
