What sentence uses the italicized word incorrectly a)the dragonfly skimmed(in italics) the surface of the pond b)when aunt hazel was young, no girl would ask fellow(in italics) on a date c) the young boy skimmed(in italics) his knee on the pavement d) the fellow(in italics) is rarely happy you so much for your answers!

The correct answer would be option C, The young boy skimmed his knee on the pavement.

Explanation:

When people write a document, or make a report, or prepare a presentation, or send an email, or do any writing stuff, where they need to highlight some words or sentences, they use one or more of the three options to highlight their text in order to catch attention from the reader. The other two options are to Bold or Underline the text to make it catchy. In simple words, Highlighted word or sentence is to show that this word has an importance and it needs to be noticed. So here in the options, the option C seems to be correct because skimmed is not an important word here to highlight, because other words like knee or pavement could have italicized.

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