Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules I always wanted to have a big family, and a big house when I grew up.

I always wanted to have a big family and a big house when I grew up.

I always wanted to have a big family, and, a big house when I grew up.

I always wanted to have a big family, and a big house when I grew up.

I always wanted to have a big family and a big house, when I grew up.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules I washed my hands for five minutes but I couldn't get all the paint off.

I washed my hands for five minutes, but I couldn't get all the paint off.

I washed my hands for five minutes but I couldn't get all the paint off.

I washed my hands, for five minutes, but I couldn't get all the paint off.

I washed my hands for five minutes. But I couldn't get all the paint off.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules I didn't have enough money. To buy the game so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

I didn't have enough money to buy the game, so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

I didn't have enough money. To buy the game so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

I didn't have enough money to buy the game so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

I didn't have enough money. To buy the game, so, I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules She put on a sweater. Yet it was not very cold outside.

She put on a sweater, yet it was not very cold outside.

She put on a sweater, yet, it was not very cold outside.

She put on a sweater yet, it was not very cold outside.

She put on a sweater. Yet it was not very cold outside.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules I ran several miles and did a ton of pushups to prepare for the big game.

I ran several miles and did a ton of pushups to prepare for the big game.

I ran several miles, and did a ton of pushups to prepare for the big game.

I ran several miles and, did a ton of pushups to prepare for the big game.

I ran several miles, and, did a ton of pushups to prepare for the big game.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules I love texting on my iPhone. Having it in class however does not make my teacher very happy.

I love texting on my iPhone. Having it in class, however, does not make my teacher very happy.

I love texting on my iPhone. Having it in class however does not make my teacher very happy.

I love texting on my iPhone. Having it in class, however does not make my teacher very happy.

I love texting on my iPhone. Having it in class however, does not make my teacher very happy.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules I love to travel. I had been to all fifty states in fact before I was twenty.

I love to travel. I had been to all fifty states, in fact, before I was twenty.

I love to travel. I had been to all fifty states, in fact before I was twenty.

I love to travel. I had been to all fifty states in fact, before I was twenty.

I love to travel, I had been to all fifty states in fact before I was twenty.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules I always fall asleep in Social Studies. Once I slept through the entire period in fact.

I always fall asleep in Social Studies. Once I slept through the entire period, in fact.

I always fall asleep in Social Studies. Once I slept through the entire period in fact.

I always fall asleep in Social Studies, once I slept through the entire period in fact.

I always fall asleep in Social Studies, once, I slept through the entire period in fact.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules I had a great time at the concert. I regretted not bringing my mom however.

I had a great time at the concert. I regretted not bringing my mom, however.

I had a great time at the concert. I regretted not bringing my mom however.

I had a great time at the concert, I regretted not bringing my mom however.

I, had a great time at the concert. I regretted not bringing my mom however.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules I hate participating in class in fact I hide under my desk when the teacher calls on someone.

I hate participating in class. In fact, I hide under my desk when the teacher calls on someone.

I hate participating in class, in fact, I hide under my desk when the teacher calls on someone.

I hate participating in class, in fact I hide under my desk when the teacher calls on someone.

I hate participating in class. In fact I hide under my desk when the teacher calls on someone.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules She never texted me back last night thus I can assume she’s really busy studying.

She never texted me back last night. Thus, I can assume she’s really busy studying.

She never texted me back last night thus I can assume she’s really busy studying.

She never texted me back last night thus, I can assume she’s really busy studying.

She never texted me back last night, thus, I can assume she’s really busy studying.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules I decided I wanted to be in the school musical. However I realized I do not know how to sing.

I decided I wanted to be in the school musical. However, I realized I do not know how to sing.

I decided I wanted to be in the school musical. However I realized I do not know how to sing.

I decided I wanted to be in the school musical however I realized I do not know how to sing.

I decided I wanted to be in the school musical, however, I realized I do not know how to sing.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using CONJUNCTIVE ADVERB rules You did not study or practice enough, therefore, you will most likely not pass the quiz.

You did not study or practice enough. Therefore, you will most likely not pass the quiz.

You did not study or practice enough, therefore, you will most likely not pass the quiz.

You did not study or practice enough therefore, you will most likely not pass the quiz.

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Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Since many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed the experiment in depth.

Since many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed, the experiment in depth.

Since, many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed the experiment in depth.

Since many students had a wrong hypothesis, we discussed the experiment in depth.

Since many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed the experiment in depth.

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20 questions

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Since many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed the experiment in depth.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

When Alex is done with a book she records it on her reading chart.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Because Maddox is a sensible person he thinks before he acts.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

If Brianna wants to be successful in swimming she must practice every day.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Jose didn’t make a sensible eating choice, when he chose to eat three whole pizza pies for dinner.

When you use a SWABI in the middle of a sentence, you do NOT need a comma!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I practiced really hard because I wanted to win the Tennis tournament.

When you use a SWABI in the middle of a sentence, you do NOT need a comma!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I was wondering if you were going to take ELA Honors, or Social Studies Honors?

When you use FANBOYS to list, you DO NOT need a comma

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I always wanted to have a big family, and a big house when I grew up.

When you use FANBOYS to list, you DO NOT need a comma

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I washed my hands for five minutes but I couldn't get all the paint off.

When combining two complete sentences, put a comma BEFORE the FANBOY

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I didn't have enough money. To buy the game so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

When combining two complete sentences, put a comma BEFORE the FANBOY

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Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesSince many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed the experiment in depth.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesWhen Alex is done with a book she records it on her reading chart.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesBecause Maddox is a sensible person he thinks before he acts.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesIf Brianna wants to be successful in swimming she must practice every day.

When you start a sentence with a SWABI, put a comma after the first complete thought!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesJose didn’t make a sensible eating choice, when he chose to eat three whole pizza pies for dinner.

When you use a SWABI in the middle of a sentence, you do NOT need a comma!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesI practiced really hard because I wanted to win the Tennis tournament.

When you use a SWABI in the middle of a sentence, you do NOT need a comma!

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesI was wondering if you were going to take ELA Honors, or Social Studies Honors?

When you use FANBOYS to list, you DO NOT need a comma

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesI always wanted to have a big family, and a big house when I grew up.

When you use FANBOYS to list, you DO NOT need a comma

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesI washed my hands for five minutes but I couldn't get all the paint off.

When combining two complete sentences, put a comma BEFORE the FANBOY

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rulesI didn't have enough money. To buy the game so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.

When combining two complete sentences, put a comma BEFORE the FANBOY

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Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Since many students had a wrong hypothesis we discussed the experiment in depth.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

When Alex is done with a book she records it on her reading chart.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Because Maddox is a sensible person he thinks before he acts.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

If Brianna wants to be successful in swimming she must practice every day.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

Jose didn’t make a sensible eating choice, when he chose to eat three whole pizza pies for dinner.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I practiced really hard because I wanted to win the Tennis tournament.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I was wondering if you were going to take ELA Honors, or Social Studies Honors?

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I always wanted to have a big family, and a big house when I grew up.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I washed my hands for five minutes but I couldn't get all the paint off.

Fix the punctuation or capitalization errors using COORDINATING CONJUNCTION rules

I didn't have enough money. To buy the game so I had to ask my sister to borrow twenty dollars.