Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

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Andy did answer the rude question with politeness and proceeded to walk towards the main entrance.
The auxiliary verbs do, does, and did can be followed by the bare infinitive in affirmative sentences to express emphasis, which is not needed in the context of this sentence. On the other hand, the words "with politeness" can be substituted by the adverb "politely", thus respecting the linguistics economy principle, the objective of which is to save more time and energy by conveying more information with less effort.
Andy polite did answer the rude question and proceeded to walk towards the main entrance.
The word "polite" is misplaced. If we want it to describe the word "Andy" it should be placed before the noun, and if we want it to describe the word "answer", it should be transformed into an adverb ("politely") and placed after the verb and the direct object. On the other hand, the auxiliary verbs do, does, and did can be followed by the bare infinitive in affirmative sentences to express emphasis, which is not needed in the context of this sentence.
Andy answered the rude question polite and proceeded to walk towards the main entrance.
The word "polite" is an adjective and in this sentence, it's modifying the verb "answered", which is incorrect. Adjectives can't modify verbs, adverbs do. In this case, "politely" should be substituted by "politely."

Which of the Following Sentences Is Grammatically Correct