Then I won't turn you loose," said the Women.
Correct answer: A. Then
- A. Then
- B. Won't
- C. Loose
- D. Women
Explanation
- The sentence contains a quotation mark (") after "Then", which is incorrect. The quotation mark should be placed before the first word of the spoken sentence, not after it.- The correct sentence should read: "Then," said the woman, "I won't turn you loose."
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