Identify the correct sentence:
A.A great year for music was 1984
B.Nineteen eighty four was a great year for music.
C. 1984 was a great year for music.
D.A great year for music was nineteen eighty four.
C.
It's not C, because I took this quiz and C was wrong. It is A because you do not start a sentence with numerals, but you also do not spell out the year in a sentence. You only spell our decades and centuries.
Got it wrong by choosing B. What a pain.
Can confirm the correct answer is A
No. I think the rules are changing on this, but it is not correct, in traditional grammar, to begin a sentence with numerals. Within a sentence, it is correct to use numerals instead of spelling out big numbers like 1984, but one spells it out at the beginning. B is correct. But that rule may be changing by common use (which is how language changes in all times and places).
Reed, how annoying. Wish it'd be as simple as C. I will be selecting B and will be confirming if this is the correct answer with a follow up message soon.
The answer is C. D and B are wrong because eighty four is not hyphenated
The correct sentence is C. "1984 was a great year for music."
To identify the correct sentence, you need to ensure that the sentence has proper grammar and is clear in terms of meaning. In this case, option C meets these criteria. It states the year first, followed by the description "was a great year for music." This sentence is straightforward and grammatically correct, making it the correct choice.