English, 16.10.2020 16:01 bks53

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. I told Mark not to rush home on my account, however, I didn't expect him to be an hour late. B. I told Mark not to rush home on my account; however, I didn't expect him to be an hour late. C. I told Mark not to rush home on my account—however—I didn't expect him to be an hour late. D. I told Mark not to rush home on my account: however, I didn't expect him to be an hour late.

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