Answer:
It could be either B or D, but I believe it's B.
Explanation:
Since this is not a controversial notion (driving drunk), I don't think there would really be any new sources of info.
Answer:
A) It is almost midnight, yet I just can't seem to fall asleep.
D. They are all bad people.
Only use colons after statements that are complete sentences. Don't use it after a sentence fragment. It may be used between independent clauses when the second sentence explains the first sentence.
Ex: He has three favorite movie genres: action, comedy, and drama.
Answer:
its the last one. "Daniel, will you be my date to the movies?" Asked Tammy
Explanation:
Because the first one doesn't have a '," after Daniel, and none of the other options have the "Asked Tammy" correctly capitalized. :)
