Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Arguably, Camilla plays the best defense, on our soccer team. Arguably, Camilla plays th
e best defense on our soccer team. Arguably Camilla plays the best defense, on our soccer team. Arguably Camilla, plays the best defense, on our soccer team.
B. Arguably, Camilla plays the best defense on our soccer team.
Explanation:
We need to add a comma after the adverb "arguably" because it is modifying the entire sentence. This is common when adverbs come at the beginning of a sentence.
We should not add a comma anywhere else in this sentence. The other elements have no reason to be separated by a comma. The sentence contains no appositives. For that reason, the correctly punctuated sentence is:
B. Arguably, Camilla plays the best defense on our soccer team.
Yes. When parents make important decisions that will impact the family unit as a whole, they should consider how it will affect their children. If they are old enough, it could be helpful to include them in the decision-making.
