Search for grammatical errors in the underlined sections of the following sentences and select the option that best corrects them. If there is no error, choose option A.

Everyone in the bank-including the manager and the tellers, ran to the door when the fire alarm rang.
A. tellers, ran
B. tellers: ran
C. tellers, had run
D. tellers-ran
E. tellers’ ran"

The correct answer is D. tellers-ran

Explanation:

The error is this: when a dash is used, probably when a modifying phrase is inserted between subject and predicate, the dash should be set off on both sides not just one.

In the text, a dash is used before "including the manager and the tellers" there should be a dash after it and not a comma as was used.

When punctuation marks don't match, like the text where there was a dash before and a comma after, it becomes incorrect.

Other options are wrong because they had a case of non-matching punctuation marks while with option E, there is no need for an apostrophe or quotation marks in the text.

(D) tellers-ran

Explanation:

Since there is a '-' before 'including' there should also be one after 'tellers'

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