Question

unit review: editing and proofreading• separate an introductory dependent clause from an independent clause with a comma to form a complex sentence4) to set off a nonrestrictive clause in the middle of a sentence• use a comma before and after a nonrestrictive clause in a sentence5) to directly address someone• place a comma after directly addressing someone6) to introduce a direct quote• place the comma outside of the quotation marks when introducing a direct quote7) to separate days and dates• separate days of the week from months of the year with a comma• separate months and days from the year with a commaskipwhich of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?dad, youll never guess whom i saw today.dad, youll never guess, whom i saw today.dad youll never guess whom i saw today.

Explanation:

This sentence correctly places a comma after directly addressing "Dad", which aligns with the rule for punctuating when directly addressing someone. The other options either incorrectly place a comma mid-clause (option B) or omit the required comma after the direct address (option C).

Answer:

A. Dad, you'll never guess whom I saw today.