Question

Which sentence uses brackets correctly?

Since the speaker is going mad, I wonder if it [the raven] is actually perched above the door.

Since the speaker is going mad, I wonder if [it the raven] is actually perched above the door.

[Since the speaker is going mad], I wonder if it the raven is actually perched above the door.

Since the speaker is going mad, [I wonder if] it the raven is actually perched above the door.

Answer 1

The first one. Since the speaker is going mad, I wonder if it [the raven] is actually perched above the door. HOPE IT HELPS! PS CAN I GET BRAINLIEST TO LEVEL UP? THX

Answer 2

The right answer is A.Since the speaker is going mad, I wonder if it [the raven] is actually perched above the door.

Brackets are used to include supplemental information without interrupting the flow of the text. They are used to clarify or explain a part of the sentence that is not present, especially in a direct quotation.  They can explain quotes that are separated from their original context. And that is the situation we have presented here. The term inside the brackets is separated from their original context, and, in order for this sentence to make sense, they had to introduce it, via brackets.