Understanding Punctuation and Grammar Rules

Why should 'Julia' start with a capital letter?

• It's an adjective.

• It's a common noun.

• It's a proper noun.

• It's the beginning of a sentence.

What punctuation separates an introductory element?

• Exclamation mark

• Comma

• Semicolon

• Period

Why is it suggested to change 'apply to' to 'pursue'?

• To avoid ending with a preposition.

• To correct a spelling mistake.

• To make the sentence longer.

• To introduce a new concept.

Why is 'however' separated by commas?

• It's a conjunction.

• It's the start of a sentence.

• It's an error.

• It's a non-essential element.

What is the purpose of a semicolon in the sentence?

• To add a list

• To introduce a quote

• To connect closely related ideas

• To signify the end of a sentence

Why is a comma needed after 'instead'?

• To separate it from the rest of the sentence

• To introduce a list

• To correct a spelling mistake

• To add emphasis

What does the additional comma after 'payments' do?

• Separates a list

• Introduces a quote

• Adds an explanatory phrase

• Corrects a grammatical error

What is the main reason for the corrections made to the sentences?

• To introduce new vocabulary

• To follow grammatical rules

• To make them longer

• To change their meanings

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