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A.)The cryptic demise of Kayla was tragic, however; Kaleb got over it.
What the best usage of these words?(Cryptic and Demise) A.) The cryptic demise of Kayla was tragic, however; Kaleb got over it. B.) Kayla demise was cryptic and was tragic, however; Kaleb got over it. C.) The demise was cryptic Kayla was tragic, however; Kaleb got over it.
100
What is the correct capitalization using these words?(Iconoclast and gratify) A.I have to gratify the iconoclast for his beliefs, that were founded in the Winter. B.I have to gratify the iconoclast for his beliefs, that were founded in the winter.
A.I have to gratify the iconoclast for his beliefs, that were founded in the Winter.
100
What is the correct punctuation for scale? Sentence: We made a scale model and it is COOL Exclamation point Question mark Period
Exclamation point
100
Correctly turn this into a compound sentence We make a lot of fracas when we play games. Not when we play duck duck goose. A. We make a lot of fracas when we play games, but not when we play duck duck goose B. We make a lot of fracas when we play games, and not duck duck goose.
A. We make a lot of fracas when we play games, but not when we play duck duck goose.
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Capitalization: A. The cops came North to take our statement and we were circumspect about our stories. B. The cops came north to take our statement and we were circumspect about our stories.
B. The cops came north to take our statement and we were circumspect about our stories.
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What is the correct usage for the following words?(decimeter and prong) A.)My niece, Charlotte the chef, stuck a fork of the prong into the juicy steak. B.)My niece, Charlotte the chef, stuck a prong of the decimeter into the juicy steak. C.)My niece, Charlotte the chef, stuck a decimeter of the prong into the juicy steak.
C.)My niece, Charlotte the chef, stuck a decimeter of the prong into the juicy steak.
200
What is the correct capitalization for sycophant and forage? A. The cat tried to act sycophant toward the dog, so he can get some the food he forage for the winter. B. the cat tried to act sycophant toward the dog so he can get some the food he forage for the winter.
A. The cat tried to act sycophant toward the dog so he can get some the food he forage for the winter.
200
What is the correct punctuation for amendable? Sentence: The girl was amenable, however; she said no crazy suggestions Exclamation Point Question mark Period
Period
200
What is the correct compound sentence? We didn't stop our movie. We had no incessant A. We didn't stop our movie so we had no incessant. B. We didn't stop our movie, and we had no incessant.
A. We didn't stop our movie so we had no incessant.
200
Punctuation: I am a partisan to being clean Exclamation Period Question Exclamation or period
Period
300
What is the correct usage of these words?(carrion and irrefutable) A. The deal on carrion is so irrefutable , and I cant turn that deal down. B. The deal on irrefutable is so carrion , and I cant turn that deal down. C. The deal on carrion is so irrefutable , and I have to not turn that deal down.
A. The deal on carrion is so irrefutable , and I cant turn that deal down.
300
What's the correct capitalization for elocution and succinct? A. The mayor, Jeff, made his elocution succinct. B.the mayor, jeff, made his elocution succinct.
A. The mayor, Jeff, made his elocution succinct.
300
What is the correct punctuation for ablution? Sentence: Have you had an ablution yet Exclamation Point Question mark Period
Question mark
300
What is the correct compound sentence Ally met her kismet. It was tragic. A. Ally met her kismet, and it was tragic. B. Ally met her kismet, or it was tragic.
A. Ally met her kismet, and it was tragic.
300
Punctuation: Did you look at every aspect of it Exclamation Period Question Exclamation or period
Question mark
400
What the correct usage for?(lethargic and mimic) A. The man acted lethargic and the mime, Carl, mimic his every move. B. The man acted mimic and the mime, Carl, lethargic his every move. C. The man acted slow and the mime, Carl, mimicked his every move.
A. The man acted lethargic and the mime, Carl, mimic his every move.
400
What's the correct capitalization for concise and aversion? A. the therapist asked him to make his aversion concise. B. The therapist asked him to make his aversion concise.
B. The therapist asked him to make his aversion concise.
400
What is the correct punctuation for preoccupy Sentence: We had to preoccupy my little sister with some games, and once we did she was quiet. Exclamation Point Question mark Period
Period
400
What is the correct compound sentence This is tortuous. Very tricky. A. This is tortuous, but very trick. B. This is tortuous, and very tricky.
B. This is tortuous, and very tricky.
400
Usage: implore A. We are want to implore my friend, Charlotte, to come to our sleepover. B. We are going to try to implore my friend, Charlotte, to come to our sleepover.
B. We are going to try to implore my friend, Charlotte, to come to our sleepover.
500
What the correct usage for these words?(cajole and efface) A. I cajole my sister, jazz, to efface the marker off of my dresser. B.I efface my sister, jazz, to cajole the marker off of my dresser. C.I cajole my sister, jazz, to efface the marker on my dresser.
A. I cajole my sister, jazz, to efface the marker off of my dresser.
500
What's the correct capitalization for evanescent and obese? A. The obese man, john, wished his weight would be evanescent. B. The obese man, John, wished his weight would be evanescent.
B. The obese man, John, wished his weight would be evanescent.
500
What is the punctuation for cynical Sentence: The girl had a cryptic cynical attitude Exclamation Point Question mark Period Exclamation point or period
Exclamation point or period
500
What is the compound sentence That was very philippic. It really hurt.. A. That was very philippic, but it really hurt. B. That was very philippic, and it really hurt.
B. That was very philippic, and it really hurt.
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Compound sentence: irate I feel irate. I don't want to take it out on you. A. I feel irate, and I don't want to take it out on you. B. I feel irate, or I don't want to take it out on you.
A. I feel irate, and I don't want to take it out on you.
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