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Question #1: Can the following word group be corrected by separating the two independent clauses, using a period and a capital letter? The student sat at the computer terminal all day, he saw green wherever he looked.
Question #2: Would the following approach correct this fused sentence? Add a comma after 'night' to separate the two clauses. We drove all night we arrived in Sante Fe at dawn.
Question #3: Which of the following choices correctly uses the comma and the coordinating conjunction to eliminate the run-on? Some people think computers are unfriendly they haven't tried to use the Mac.
Question #4: Using a comma and a coordinating conjunction, how do you correct this comma splice? My car has broken down again, now I'll have to find some money to fix it.
Question #5: Which of the sentences below correctly utilises the semicolon and the conjunctive adverb?
Question #6: Which of the following sentences correctly utilises the semicolon and the conjunctive adverb?
Question #7: Does the following sentence correctly punctuate the conjunctive adverb? My daughter is sick today, therefore; she's staying at home.
Question #8: Does the following sentence correctly separate the two independent clauses? My friend hates to work; indeed, he lives for vacation.
Question #9: Which of the following sentences needs a semicolon?
Question #10: Which sentence below does not need a semicolon?
Question #11: How could this comma splice be corrected with subordination? The lake is badly polluted, no one will swim in it.
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