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Choose the correct sentence.

• Dracula knocked several times no one came to the door. 
• Dracula knocked several times no one came; to the door. 
• Dracula knocked several times; no one came to the door.

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Which sentence is written correctly?

• You may not enter Mr. Harris's office without permission.
• You may not enter Mr. Harris' office without permission.
• You may not enter Mr. Harris office without permission.
• You may not enter Mr. Harris'es office without permission.

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

• I'll get (back to) you tomorrow Friday.
• I'll get back to you tomorrow (Friday).
• I'll (get back to you) tomorrow Friday.
• I'll get (back to) you tomorrow Friday.

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I need you to pick up the following things at Kroger ___ bananas, strawberries, and cookies. 

• semicolon
• colon

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I wear red socks they are the best kind.

• NO CHANGE
• wear red socks are
• wear; red socks, they are
• wear red socks. They are

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Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

• Napoleon's grandma breaks her tailbone in an accident; she asks Uncle Rico to come watch the boys.
• Napoleon's grandma breaks her tailbone in an accident, she asks Uncle Rico to come watch the boys.
• Napoleon's grandma breaks her tailbone in an accident she asks Uncle Rico to come watch the boys.

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To write the exact words of others

• paraphrase

• summarize

• quote

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You can acheive a lot if you think positively.

• The underlined word is spelt correctly.

• The underlined word is spelt incorrectly.

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Last week, Theodore, who is an extremely conscientious student, won a $10,000 scholarship; his parents are incredibly proud.

• NO CHANGE

• student won

• scholarship: parents

• scholarship, parents

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The Past Participle form of the verb "pay" is...

• paid

• payed

• payd

• payen

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