insert one dash where needed. \well use the town of killarney as our base,\ the irish tour guide said. \then…

insert one dash where needed. \well use the town of killarney as our base,\ the irish tour guide said. \then well head out to oh, how about the dingle peninsula?\

insert one dash where needed. \well use the town of killarney as our base,\ the irish tour guide said. \then well head out to oh, how about the dingle peninsula?\

Answer

Brief Explanations:

The dash is used to indicate an interruption or a break - in thought. In the second sentence, "Then we'll head out to oh, how about the Dingle Peninsula?" the "oh" is an interjection, and a dash can be inserted after it to show the break in the guide's thought.

Answer:

"Then we'll head out to oh - how about the Dingle Peninsula?"