English, 15.01.2020 19:31, aryannaholmes9

Which sentence is correctly written?
a) frank basically told me to get lost.
b) frank basically told me, 'to get lost.'
c) frank basically told me, "to get lost."
d) frank basically told me to "get lost".

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Which sentence is correctly written?
a) frank basically told me to get lost.
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