Asked by Leslie
Proofread the following sentence. Insert punctuation as needed.
He complains of pain in his left shoulder, (Mainly upon raising his arm).
Answer:
He complains of pain in his left shoulder (Mainly upon raising his arem).
* the sentence inside the parentheses is a complete sentence of its own, so it is capitalized.
He complains of pain in his left shoulder, (Mainly upon raising his arm).
Answer:
He complains of pain in his left shoulder (Mainly upon raising his arem).
* the sentence inside the parentheses is a complete sentence of its own, so it is capitalized.
Answers
Answered by
SraJMcGin
arem = arm
Sra
Sra
Answered by
Leslie
Yes - arm spelled/typed wrong.
Question: is it correct to leave the comma out after shoulder -
and keep Mainly capitalized.
Thanks and good-nite
Question: is it correct to leave the comma out after shoulder -
and keep Mainly capitalized.
Thanks and good-nite
Answered by
Leslie
Above answer:
Answered by
Writeacher
<b>Absolutely not!!</b>
<i>He complains of pain in his left shoulder (Mainly upon raising his arem). </i>
The words inside the parentheses are <b>NOT a sentence</b>. There is no subject, and there is no complete verb.
<b>Here's what's correct:
He complains of pain in his left shoulder, mainly upon raising his arm. </b>
<i>He complains of pain in his left shoulder (Mainly upon raising his arem). </i>
The words inside the parentheses are <b>NOT a sentence</b>. There is no subject, and there is no complete verb.
<b>Here's what's correct:
He complains of pain in his left shoulder, mainly upon raising his arm. </b>