English, 28.12.2019 23:31 AT3P

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. if both sentences have punctuation errors, then select “neither sentence is correct.”

a. “from the earth to the moon tells the story,” began our teacher, “of men who launch an artillery projectile from florida as a way of transporting men on their first voyage to the moon in the late 1800s.”
b. “’‘from the earth to the moon’ tells the story.” began our teacher “…of men who launch an artillery projectile from florida as a way of transporting men on their first voyage to the moon in the late 1800s”.
neither sentence is correct.

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