Even though she works long hours. She keeps working hard after she gets home.
What is: Change the period to a comma after the word--hours and lowercase the s in --she?
Answer: Even though she works long hours, she keeps working hard after she gets home.
Of all the dogs at the obedience school, the beagle belonging to Bob and her was the more well-behaved dog.
What is: change - more well-behaved to most well-behaved?
Answer: Of all the dogs at the obedience school, the beagle belonging to Bob and her was the most well-behaved dog.
Dear Mr. President, I would like to request an interview at your company. Sincerely, Mr. Hamm
What is: change the comma to a colon?
Answer: Dear Mr. President: I would like to request an interview at your company.
Sincerely,
Mr. Hamm
I was proud that the plane Ann and I made flew the swiftliest of any in the contest.
What is: change swiftliest to most swiftly?
Answer: I was proud that the plane Ann and I made flew the most swiftly of any in the contest.
Because it requires a lot of skill and determination.
What is a fragment?
This is not a complete sentence
My sister needed help with her social study's project this week.
What is: remove the apostrophe in --study's-- and change the word to --studies?
Answer: My sister needed help with her social studies project this week.
Of the three turtles Henry and she have, Boxer is the more active.
What is, change more active to most active?
Answer: Of the three turtles Henry and she have, Boxer is the most active.
Dear Marsha, Do you want to visit the museum with me? Your best friend, Elizabeth
What is, there are no mistakes?
Of the many trucks we looked at today, Jess and I think the last one is the more suitable for hauling equiptment.
What is, change more suitable to most suitable?
Answer: Of the many trucks we looked at today, Jess and I think the last one is the most suitable for hauling equipment.
Is this a Run-on sentence or A sentence Fragment?
Water can be found in the earth's surface and it can be found under the earth's surface.
What is, a run-on?