Choose the answer that uses italics correctly. a. When you order food at a restaurant, do you prefer to order a la carte?

b. When you order food at a restaurant, do you prefer to order a la carte?

c. When you order food at a restaurant, do you prefer to order a la carte?

Perhaps you typed the options with words in italics, but they do not show for some reason. Therefore, I cannot tell which letter it is, but I can still give you the proper answer for this question.

The phrase that should be italicized is a la carte. Thus, the correct letter will be the one that shows:

When you order food at a restaurant, do you prefer to order a la carte?

Explanation:

The phrase a la carte is foreign. It is a French expression used when you can order items on a menu separately instead of as a set meal. When we use words or expressions such as this one in writing, we should italicize them. Italics will distinguish them, showing they are written in their original language.

ok i am here, i brought some cookies and some movies. do you use blu-ray cuz thats all i brought. oh, and my friend wwill be here shortly, he is going to bring some pizza too.