Answer: B. after “cell.”
The pause in this excerpt should be placed after the word "cell," and it is indicated by an em dash (—). An em dash, or long dash, is a punctuation mark that indicates a pause. It is placed where a comma or semicolon would be traditionally used. Em dashes are common in informal writing, but should be limited in more formal texts.
Answer:
Explanation:number one is they can't see but number 2 is correct
Answer:
C) Although he didn't trust the woman who gave us directions, her directions still turned out to be completely correct.
Explanation:
In the first sentence there's no connection so it feels like two different sentences but the revised version in C is better expressed therefore it makes better sense.
