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True/False
Days of the week
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AP
100
True/False: You write out any numbers rather than spell them out after the number nine.
True
100
Today is Friday, November 6th. If my birthday is in three days, how do I write out when it is?
Monday
100
Where can some commas be placed in this sentence? "Today we went swimming in the pool and played some water polo" Janice said.
Today, in the pool, and played water polo," Janice said
100
You're writing a letter to the country's president. Being a student in high school, how would you formally address him?
"President Barack Obama"
100
He is the _______ former heavyweight champion a) onetime b) one-time c) one time
a) onetime
200
Is this statement correctly using the phrase 'everyone'? Everyone of the students had completed their assignment.
False. In this instance, Everyone is being used as an adverb. and therefore should be spelled out to 'every one'.
200
What is wrong with this statement? Andrew Williams will be released from Pennsylvania State Penitentiary on Friday, May 26th.
Delete either Friday or May 26th, you can't have both.
200
What does this symbol mean? stet...
Ignore edit, leave alone.
200
Is the following statement correctly titled? Ms. Jennings works in the judicial branch of government along with her husband, Mr. Jennings.
It is incorrect. Mrs. Jennings because she is married.
200
"I still believe in (Dr. Matthews) diagnosis of being fat and stupid." a) Dr. Matthews's b) Dr. Matthew's c) Dr. Matthews'
c) Dr. Matthews' Since it is a singular noun and Dr. Matthews name ends with an s, the apostrophe goes after the s in Matthews.