Monday Reading!

Combine these two sentences: I might volunteer this summer. I also need to work.

• I might volunteer this summer but I need to work.

• I might volunteer this summer, but I need to work.

• I might volunteer this summer but, I need to work.

• I might volunteer this summer, I need to work.

Combine these two sentences: I like that restaurant. I will apply to work there.

• I like that restaurant, I will apply to work there.

• I like that restaurant, so I will apply to work there.

• I like that restaurant so I will apply to work there.

• I like that restaurant so, I will apply to work there.

Combine these two sentences: Internships can help you find a job later. Some don't pay as well as a regular job.

• Internships can help you find a job later, some don't pay as well as a regular job.

• Internships can help you find a job later but some don't pay as well as a regular job.

• Internships can help you find a job later but, some don't pay as well as a regular job.

• Internships can help you find a job later, but some don't pay as well as a regular job.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I will work in New Orleans, Louisiana after graduation in the Oil industry.

• I will work in new orleans, louisiana after graduation in the oil industry.

• I will work in New Orleans, louisiana after graduation in the Oil industry.

• I will work in New Orleans, Louisiana after graduation in the oil industry.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• How many types of internship is there?

• How many types of internship are there?

Which sentence is written correctly?

• All types of work is considered.

• All types of work are considered.