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Question 21

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Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Kate, the woman who works in the print shop will quit next week.

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B) incorrect

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Question 22

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Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Wilma, my best friend for eight years is planning a move to Albuquerque .

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B) incorrect

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Question 23

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Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Mr. Everhart is now living at 123 Harvard Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. My accountant lives at 404 North Street New York, New York.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. There are many ways to resolve this issue but Telly has the best solution.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Toby Liu asked you to call him right away.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Rusty Bowie the man who installed my pool, called yesterday.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. I woke up with a bad head cold, so I took the day off.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Winter storms in the north Atlantic, are in most cases very dramatic.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. On my way to the auction I was stung by a bee.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Martin, I haven't seen you around the gym lately.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Clyde a chicken farmer sells eggs for fifty cents a dozen.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. I told you to get gas, Alan.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. The advertising company is located at 567 Main Street, Butte Montana.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. I plan to be married on June, 6, 2019.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. By the way could you bring me a newspaper when you return?

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. At the conclusion of the lecture, everyone applauded.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Martin Luther King Day is a legal holiday.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. This year I planted squash tomatoes and spinach.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Whenever the community board meets Les makes the same old speech.