Apostrophes

Commas
Redundancies
Run on sentences
Colons/Semicolons
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Which Apostrophe is used correctly?

It's Raining Outside.

Its Raining' Outside


It's Raining Outside.


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Which sentence is correct?

I would like potatoes tomatoes and carrots.

I would like, potatoes, tomatoes, and carrots.

I would like, potatoes, tomatoes, and carrots.

100

Which is redundancy?

The cat was huge and big that I could barely carry it.

The cat was huge so he was hard to carry.

The cat was huge and big that I could barely carry it.

100

Which is a run on sentence?

It was wonderful weather on Monday, the boy flew his kite outside

It was wonderful weather on Monday, so the boy flew his kite outside

It was wonderful weather on Monday, the boy flew his kite outside

100

Which is correct?

I ate a whole pizza last night; making me to feel sick in the morning.

I ate a whole pizza last night: making me feel sick in the morning.

I ate a whole pizza last night; making me to feel sick in the morning.

200

which sentence is correct

I will be there

I'll be there

I'll be there


200

Which is correct?

I was feel hungry so I got a snack

I was feeling hungry, so I got a snack

I was feeling hungry, so I got a snack

200

Which is a redundancy?

My backpack was heavy that it ended up hurting my back.

My backpack weighed so much and was so heavy that it hurt my back.

My backpack weighed so much and was so heavy that it hurt my back.

200

Which is not a run on sentence?

This diner was known to have the best pasta, so I ordered pasta.

This diner was known to have the best pasta, I ordered the pasta.

This diner was known to have the best pasta, so I ordered pasta.

200

Which is correct?

I would like these items: bread, mangos, and pineapples

I would like these items; bread, mangos, and pineapples

I would like these items: bread, mangos, and pineapples

300

Which is correct?

We're going to Jone's house

Were going to Jones house

We're going to Jone's house

300

Which is correct?


I don't think you should being doing that, "My sister said."

I don't think you should be doing that "my sister said."

I don't think you should being doing that, "My sister said.

300

Which is not a redundancy?

The school work was so stressful that I started crying.

The school work was so stressful and stressed me that I cried.

The school work was so stressful that I started crying.

300

Which is a run on sentence?

The market had many great clothing items, I bought jeans

The market had many great clothing items, so I bought jeans

The market had many great clothing items, so I bought jeans

300

Which is correct?

The football team had too many fumbles; they lost the game

the football team had too many fumbles: they lost the game

The football team had too many fumbles; they lost the game

400
Which is correct?


The dogs toy was missing

The dog's toy was missing

the dog's toy was missing

400

Which is correct?

Its an old ipad but very reliable

Its an old ipad, but very reliable

Its an old ipad, but very reliable

400

Which is not a redundancy?

Personally Minecraft is the best game ever and is so good.

Personally Minecraft is a great game.


Personally Minecraft I think is a great game.

400

Which is a run on sentence?

The grocery store had my favorite ice cream, I bought the ice cream.

The grocery store had my favorite ice cream, so I bought the ice cream.

The grocery store had my favorite ice cream, I bought the ice cream.

400

Which is correct?

I want the following items: flour, sugar, eggs

I want the following items; flour, sugar, eggs

I want the following items: flour, sugar, eggs

500

Why do we use apostrophes?

To indicate possession for nouns

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Why do we use commas?

Commas are used to divide or separate parts of a sentence in order to make the meaning clear and the sentence easier to read.

500

What is a redundancy?

 redundancy is usually defined as the use of two or more words that say the same thing.

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What is a run on sentence?

They're a compound sentence that are not punctuated correctly

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Why do we use colons and semicolons?

Semicolons should introduce evidence or a reason for the preceding statement; for example, this sentence appropriately uses a semicolon. A colon, on the other hand, should be used for a stronger, more direct relationship. It should provide emphasis, an example, or an explanation.