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In American culture, it isnt considered polite to point at someone.

• isnt
• i'snt
• is'nt
• isn't

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Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• Sally is sweet, pretty, and nice.
• Sally is sweet, pretty, and, nice,.
• Sally is sweet pretty and nice.

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Which sentence is correct?

• The child had three lose teeth, and two others were missing.
• The child had three loose teeth, and two others were missing.

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(30) The current living arrangements is causing me a lot of stress.

What change, if any, should be made in sentence 30? 

• Change arrangements to arangements
• Change is causing to are causing
• Change a lot to alot
• Make no change

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Which sentence uses a COMMA correctly to set off names in direct address?

•  Would you please be quiet, Lupe? 
•  Would, you, please be quiet, Lupe? 
•  Would you, please be quiet Lupe? 
•  Would you please, be quiet Lupe? 

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_{Where does the semicolon go?} 
You need new brakes otherwise you may not be able to stop in time.

• you;
• otherwise;
• brakes;
• able;

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Which sentence is correct?

• The girl carried the heavy, bulky box up the stairs.
• The girl carried the heavy bulky box up the stairs.

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Complete this line: Can you please replace the batteries in these two ______?

• watch's
• watchs
• watches
• watches'

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Which of the following sentences contains a misspelled plural noun?

• Melissa planted some seeds. 
• Jose enjoys smelling flowers. 
• Those daisys are growing tall.
• Fresh tomatoes taste the best. 

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How do you spell?

• jerms

• jurms

• gurms

• germs

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