Types of Sentences and Comma Practice 2

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Changes needed for: Chocolate dipped pretzels combine salty and sweet.

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No change

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Change needed for: Coffee drinkers prefer cream, to sugar.

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Coffee drinkers prefer cream to sugar.

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Change needed for: 'Going over the bridge, my car spun out of control.'

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No change

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Change needed for: Walt Whitman's famous poem Leaves of Grass was written in free verse.

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Walt Whitman's famous poem, Leaves of Grass, was written in free verse.

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Change needed: If you want to go home, call your parents.

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If you want to go home, call your parents.

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Change needed for: Drive carefully for there, are deer, on this road.

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Drive carefully, for there are deer on this road.

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Change to the sentence: Noah writes plays, and his friend Martin produces them on Broadway.

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No change

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Change needed for: If it does rain take out your umbrella for it will cover you.

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If it does rain, take out your umbrella, for it will cover you.

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Change needed for: Neither one of us has money, at least enough to pay, so you will have to pay for us.

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No change.