1. Which of the following sentences uses a dash correctly?
A. Your dog would rather watch squirrels play outside than play outside himself.
B. She needs - more coffee mugs - to complete her collection,
C. Last year, when I went skiing - for the very first time I fell and broke an ankle.
D. He likes to assemble wooden puzzles, especially - three-dimensional puzzles.

A dash is a horizontal line that indicates a halt or breaks in meaning or stands for words or letters that are absent. Keep in mind that dashes are quite casual and should only be used sparingly in writing.

The dashes function as either commas or parenthesis and emphasize certain elements of the statement.

The line "that oppresses" is supposed to strike a chord with the reader because when she utilizes dashes as commas, like in the stanza above, it draws attention to the words that come after the dash.

Dashes are used to divide word groups rather than individual words like a hyphen would.

Therefore, an underscore is used at the bottom of a line of text; a dash is a small line that floats in the center. Hence, option (D) is the correct usage.

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