Grammar Help?

He had something now, he added, that was more important to him than the school’s money: peace and quiet.

a. He had something now, he added, that was more important to him than the school’s money. Peace and quiet.

b. He had something now, he added, that was more important to him. Than the school’s money: peace and quiet.

c. no change

Thx

Top 2 Answers

A few days ago

Anonymous

Favorite Answer

C – no change. B is definitely wrong, as “than the school’s money” is part of the sentence and can’t be placed separately.

A few days ago

Mirt

no change

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