Asked by Leslie
Correct the punctuation by inserting periods, commas, and apostrophes where and if appropriate.
1. We tested his hearing with whistles bells and horns.
Answer:
We tested his hearing with whistles, bells, and horns.
2. The serial 7's revealed in my opinion evidence of abnormalities
Answer:
The serial 7s revealed in my opinion, evidence of abnormalities.
* If you use capital letters or numbers, you do not need to use apostrophes.
not 100% sure where the comma should go
1. We tested his hearing with whistles bells and horns.
Answer:
We tested his hearing with whistles, bells, and horns.
2. The serial 7's revealed in my opinion evidence of abnormalities
Answer:
The serial 7s revealed in my opinion, evidence of abnormalities.
* If you use capital letters or numbers, you do not need to use apostrophes.
not 100% sure where the comma should go
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
1 is correct.
2 would be better written like this: In my opinion, the serial 7s revealed evidence of abnormalities.
If you have to keep #2 pretty much as is, though, then put commas before and after "in my opinion."
2 would be better written like this: In my opinion, the serial 7s revealed evidence of abnormalities.
If you have to keep #2 pretty much as is, though, then put commas before and after "in my opinion."
Answered by
Anonymous
That is , in my opinion depressing