Punctuation and dialogue

Question 61sentence boundaries and capitals · extension

Which version correctly punctuates an indirect question?

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I wonder where the path leads, i wonder where the path leads. I wonder where the path leads. I wonder where the path leads?

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Question 62sentence boundaries and capitals · core

Which version correctly punctuates a question followed by an answer?

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Where is the key. It is in the drawer? Where is the key, it is in the drawer. Where is the key? It is in the drawer. Where is the key? it is in the drawer.

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Question 63sentence boundaries and capitals · core

Which version correctly ends two short instructions?

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Fold the page. Press the crease. Fold the page press the crease. Fold the page, Press the crease. Fold. The page press the crease.

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Question 64sentence boundaries and capitals · core

Which version fixes the boundary in: A frog croaked nearby it startled me?

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A frog croaked nearby it. Startled me. A frog croaked nearby. It startled me. A frog, croaked nearby it startled me. A frog croaked. Nearby it startled me?

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Question 65sentence boundaries and capitals · core

Which sentence correctly places the capital after a full stop?

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the show ended. Everyone clapped. The show ended. Everyone clapped. The Show ended. everyone clapped. The show ended. everyone clapped.

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Question 66commas and punctuation editing · support

Which version correctly separates three items in a simple list?

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Pack a hat, a towel and sunscreen. Pack, a hat a towel and sunscreen. Pack a, hat a towel and sunscreen. Pack a hat a towel and sunscreen.

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Question 67commas and punctuation editing · core

Which version correctly separates the opening time clause?

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After the bell rang, we lined up. After the bell rang we, lined up. After, the bell rang we lined up. After the bell, rang we lined up.

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Question 68commas and punctuation editing · core

Which version correctly separates the opening reason clause?

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Because it was windy, we closed the windows. Because, it was windy we closed the windows. Because it was, windy we closed the windows. Because it was windy we closed, the windows.

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Question 69commas and punctuation editing · core

Which version correctly separates the opening condition clause?

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If you finish early read, your book. If you finish early, read your book. If, you finish early read your book. If you finish, early read your book.

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Question 70commas and punctuation editing · core

Which version uses a comma to address someone by name?

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Please sit here, Alex. Please sit, here Alex. Please sit here Alex, Please, sit here Alex.

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