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Where does the comma go?
Sandy who is my best friend, is president of our class.

• Sandy,
• who,
• best,
• president,

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(9) “This, ladies and gentlemen,” Mr. Potter announced as he held up a hat, “Contains all the words on your vocabulary list.”

What change needs to be made in sentence 9? 

• Change ladies to lady’s
• Change announced to announsed
• Delete the comma after hat 
• Change Contains to contains 

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Which sentence uses COMMAS correctly to set off one or more words that interrupt the flow of the sentence?

• Justin who lives down the street from me, is going, to be at the party.
• Justin, who lives down the street from me is going to be at the party.
• Justin, who lives down the street from me, is going to be at the party. 
• Justin who lives down the street, from me, is going to be at the party.

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Along with Ms. Wyatt we sat at a beautifully set table.

• Along, with Ms. Wyatt we sat at a beautifully set table. 
• Along with Ms. Wyatt we sat, at a beautifully set table.
• Along with Ms. Wyatt, we sat at a beautifully set table.

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Which sentence is correct?

• We will allot the money so everyone gets and equal amount.
• We will a lot the money so that everyone gets an equal amount.
• We will alot the money so that everyone gets an equal amount.

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Everyone was invited to the first meeting, _______ me.

• except
• accept
• exept
• acept

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Which is the correct example of parenthetical documentation.

• (Creech 5).  
• .(Creech 5)
• .(Creech 5).
• (5 Creech). 

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Are the commas correct in this sentence?
Mrs. Arena the students are waiting for you, outside.

• Yes
• No

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In the following sentence, what is the underlined part?

Linda, a girl in my class, was absent today.

• Phrase

• Clause

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Choose the answer with correct MLA format.

• “My first displays the wealth and pomp of kings,

  ...Behold him there, the monarch of the seas!” (Austen, 126).

• “My first displays the wealth and pomp of kings,

  ...Behold him there, the monarch of the seas (Austen 126)!"

• “My first displays the wealth and pomp of kings,

  ...Behold him there, the monarch of the seas! (Austen 126)".

• “My first displays the wealth and pomp of kings,

  ...Behold him there, the monarch of the seas!” (Austen 126).

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