Which is correct: A = coureagous, B = courageous, or C = couragus?
B = courageous
100
S, F, or RO: This cookie tastes okay I like that one better.
RO = run-on
100
D or I = WHENEVER I HURRY THROUGH DINNER AND EAT FAST, I get a stomachache.
D = dependent clause
100
Choose the correct pronoun: My father and (I, me) finished painting the garage.
I (subject = therefore use the nominative case)
100
WHERE does/do the comma/s go? = Rhonda will you put these groceries on the counter?
Rhonda, (directly addressing a person)
200
Which is correct: A= intercede, B= interceed, or C= intersede?
A = intercede
200
S, F, RO, or CS = My best friend is Amie, she lives next door to me.
CS = commas splice
200
Laughing and splashing, THE CHILDREN PLAYED IN THE POOL.
I = independent clause
200
Choose the correct pronoun: (We, Us) businessmen would like Monday off.
We = subject
200
WHERE does/do the comma/s go? = This piano for example is damaged and old but very valuable.
, for example,
300
Which is correct: A= cronological, B =chronalogicle, C= chronological?
C = chronological
300
S, F, RO, or CS: Both the man and his wife signed several legal documents.
S = sentence
300
D or I = ACUPUNCTURE INVOLVES THE INSERTION OF TINY NEEDLES, which are made of metal, INTO THE SKIN.
I = independent
300
Choose the correct pronoun: Our best actors are Cliff and (she, her).
She = Nominative case b/c it follows a LV
300
WHERE does/do the comma/s go? = "Our main goal" the president of the company said "is to expand."
"Our main goal," ... said, "is to expand."
400
Which is correct: A =comprehensable, B = comprahensible, or C = comprehensible?
C = comprehensible
400
S, F, RO, or CS: Disturbing the peace which is disrespectful to the society in which you live.
F = fragment
400
Read only the dependent clause: In China, patients who have surgery may choose acupuncture as anesthesia.
D = who have surgery
400
Choose the correct pronoun: Did either of the children share (his, their) toys?
his = either is the key word/subject and it's singular
400
WHERE does/do the comma/s go? = We're still going on the trip to California but we won't leave until tomorrow.
California, but (comma, conjunction between 2 I's)
500
Which is correct: A = remaniscent, B= remminicent, C = reminisent, or D = reminiscent?
D = reminiscent
500
S, F, RO, or CS = After beginning the day in a wonderful mood, he was rushed to the hospital for stiches in his left foot, which he received from stepping on broken glass.
S = sentence
500
Read only the independent clause = The symbol of the yin and yang, which is a circle with intertwining black and white teardrop shapes, is familiar to many people.
I = The symbol of the yin and yang is familiar to many people.
500
Choose the correct pronoun: Somebody must give (their, his) bread to the birds.
his = somebody is the key word and it's singular
500
WHERE does/do the comma/s go? = After the long drought during the summer rain fell steadily for four days.
summer, rain fell... (comma after two prep phrases)