Grammar_Punctuation

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• They saw six, old airplanes.

• They saw six old airplanes.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• The dog had it's front leg caught securely in the trap.

• The dog had its front leg caught securely in the trap.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• Make sure you're ready when we get there.

• Make sure your ready when we get there.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• He wants pizza, she wants tacos.

• He wants pizza; she wants tacos.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• Leave the premises immediately - or else.

• Leave the premises, immediately or else.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• I can't believe, I ate the whole thing.

• I can't believe I ate the whole thing.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• We were ready on time, however the plane was delayed.

• We were ready on time; however, the plane was delayed.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• John purchased three items on the grocery list: peas, carrots, and licorice.

• John purchased three items on the grocery list: peas; carrots; and licorice.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• I liked Kanye West before he got famous.

• I liked Kanye West before, he got famous.

Choose the properly punctuated sentence:

• Do we really need to go there; or can we stay here?

• Do we really need to go there, or can we stay here?