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Even though she works long hours. She keeps working hard after she gets home.
Change the period to a comma after the word hours and lowercase the s in she
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.
Change more well behaved to most well behaved
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
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My sister needed help with her social study's project this week.
Change the word study's to studies
My sister needed help with her social studies project this week.
Of the three turtles Henry and she have, Boxer is the more active.
change more active to most active
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
comma after Marsha
Its their job to let us know if the games have been rained out.
Change Its to It's
It's their job to let us know if the games have been rained out.
The toddlers behaved much more agreeable after their naps.
change more agreeable to more agreeably
The toddlers behaved much more agreeably after their naps.
"That is great! Stephen did not allow any goals to be scored in tonight's game" said Coach Pringle.
add a comma after the word- game
"That is great! Stephen did not allow any goals to be scored in tonight's game," said Coach Pringle.
For a majority of students, it is important to have assignments that are like real world situations.
Add a hyphen between real and world
For a majority of students, it is important to have assignments that are like real-world situations.
Of the two plans, Charles's plan was the most effective plan.
change most effective to more effective
Of the two plans, Charles's plan was the more effective plan.
All of those long hours of practise finally paid off!
correct the spelling of practise --to practice
All of those long hours of practise finally paid off!
While I was minding my own business walking through the woods, a scorpion stung me on the foot.
Change the period to an exclamation mark
While I was minding my own business walking through the woods, a scorpion stung me on the foot!
Of all the girls in my class, I liked Sarah more.
change more to most
Of all the girls in my class, I liked Sarah more.
Repeated downpours cause out land to flood, however, the flood does not last too long.
change the first comma to a semicolon?
Repeated downpours cause out land to flood; however, the flood does not last too long.