Help with Grammer Homework!!!

[I Am The RWT]

I have many grammar questions and I am terrible at it.
Please help.
Most questions will be A. or B. I will post here.
Thanks for the help!
If this is in the wrong spot, I will delete it and post it somewhere else.

Also If you do not mind posting an explanation of why it is wrong and why the other choice is right, That would help a lot! That way I can figure out what I am looking at wrong and why the answer is a better choice and learn from it.

Which uses correct punctuation?

A. Aunt Nancy says that "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.

B. Aunt Nancy says that, "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.

 

[Straggler]

B, there's no need for a comma in A.

 

[I Am The RWT]

Can you explain why?

B, there's no need for a comma in A.

 

[EnlightenMe]

B, there's no need for a comma in A.

/agree.

5.Indicate a break or pause within a sentence with the comma ( , ). This is another commonly used punctuation mark. There are several instances where you might use a comma:
◦Use the comma when denoting an appositive, or a break within a sentence that supplements and adds information to the subject.

http://www.wikihow.com/Use-English-Punctuation-Correctly

 

[I Am The RWT]

Posted another question, I am terrible at English and really need to do good on this.

/agree.



http://www.wikihow.com/Use-English-Punctuation-Correctly

 

[I Am The RWT]

Faster answers are highly appreciated :X.

 

[bruc3l33r0y]

1st one: B
2nd one: B

 

[I Am The RWT]

Posted another one.

 

[Straggler]

Which uses correct punctuation?

A. Aunt Nancy says that "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.

B. Aunt Nancy says that, "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.

Is English your first language? C'mon, which seems right? Would you pause before saying the other part in normal speech? Think about that. It's A...

 

[wtp]

/agree.



http://www.wikihow.com/Use-English-Punctuation-Correctly

That's a very useful page.

 

[Metallicion]

Which uses correct punctuation?

A. Aunt Nancy says that "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.

B. Aunt Nancy says that, "wascally wabbit" on old-time TV cartoons was a positive influence by introducing her to classical music.

Letter A uses the correct punctuation because the sentence does not need a pause after 'that'.