Question

A speaker says: I mean, he wanted to, you know, give the dude some money. But, like, he hardly had anything in his pocket. I mean, the guy's broke.
Which of the following sentences is the most correct way to format this according to our Basic Style Guide? Type A, B, C, or D in the box below.
A) I mean, he wanted to, you know, give the dude some money. But he hardly had anything in his pocket. I mean, the guy's broke.
B) He wanted to give the dude some money. But he hardly had anything in his pocket. The guy is broke.
C) I mean, he wanted to give the dude some money. But he hardly had anything in his pocket. I mean, the guy's broke.
D) He wanted to, you know, give the dude some money. But, like, he hardly had anything in his pocket. The guy's broke.

Answer 1

the correct option is c

Answer 2

Answer:

B looks a proper English.

Explanation:

He wanted to give the dude some money. But he hardly had anything in his pocket. The guy is broke.

That looks proper formatting.