Correct Punctuation

[oldbuddy]

Which one of these is punctuated correctly?

Woman, without her man, is nothing.

Woman! Without her, man is nothing.

[springsgardner]

Which one of these is punctuated correctly?

Woman, without her man, is nothing.

Woman! Without her, man is nothing.

If you wanted to say that the woman is nothing without a man, try #1.

If you wanted to say a man is nothing without a woman, try #2.

[oldbuddy]

Which one of these is punctuated correctly?

Woman, without her man, is nothing.

Woman! Without her, man is nothing.

If you wanted to say that the woman is nothing without a man, try #1.

If you wanted to say a man is nothing without a woman, try #2.

You didn't answer the question.

[Nancy5]

truthfully, I would have to say both are correct.

[BMaston12]

Which one of these is punctuated correctly?

Woman, without her man, is nothing.

Woman! Without her, man is nothing.

The second one of course. Woman is the reason that the population continues to grow. Thankn God, we have not advanced to creating our own generation from a test! But you still need an egg and a sperm cell to get the job done. Good comment! Food for thought

[msmoneybags48]

The first one is correct.  How are you, oldbuddy?

[mary33716]

i think the first on is right im thinking not sure thou but i go with that

[sharonpatri55]

Actually, both punctuations are correct. The two different punctuations simply change the context of the message.

[braggin]

Hi oldbuddy! I am a Newbie who recognizes you as the guy in all the helpful videos! (Thanks for those, by the way.)

I'd say both punctuations are correct. It's just that one has a different meaning from the other.

[linderlizzie]

Actually, both punctuations are correct. The two different punctuations simply change the context of the message.

I agree. Both are punctuated correctly. Their intent is different in each case.

[BlackSheepNY]

Which one of these is punctuated correctly?

Woman, without her man, is nothing.

Woman! Without her, man is nothing.

DEFINITELY the second one, LOL!! 

[bungholiotgn]

Thats a trick question.... haha

[articx]

I remember this from when I was in high school. It shows that a sentence can change depending on where you place punctuation. Both of them are correct.

[dkanofsky]

Both are correct.

[oldbuddy]

Thats a trick question.... haha

Somebody finally figured out the right answer!