The correct option to place between coordinate adjectives is "commas." When two or more adjectives equally modify a noun, commas are used to separate them. For example: "It was a long, tiring, and stressful day."
Which option must be placed between coordinate adjectives?(1 point) Responses semicolons semicolons commas commas no punctuation no punctuation periods
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Which sentence contains coordinate adjectives?(1 point) Responses Lucy received a beautiful floral bouquet for Valentine's Day. Lucy received a beautiful floral bouquet for Valentine's Day. Lucy decorated a brown paper bag to put all of her cards in. Lucy decorated a brown paper bag to put all of her cards in. Lucy made creative, colorful Valentine’s Day cards for all of her classmates. Lucy made creative, colorful Valentine’s Day cards for all of her classmates. Lucy wore her pink turtleneck sweater to school on Valentine’s Day. Lucy wore her pink turtleneck sweater to school on Valentine’s Day.
The sentence that contains coordinate adjectives is: "Lucy made creative, colorful Valentine’s Day cards for all of her classmates."
In this sentence, "creative" and "colorful" are coordinate adjectives that both describe the noun "cards."
Which sentence contains coordinate adjectives that should be separated by commas?(1 point) Responses I played on the best softball team in my town. I played on the best softball team in my town. The slinky tabby cat backed slowly away from the fence as the dog barked. The slinky tabby cat backed slowly away from the fence as the dog barked. The bus was hot crowded and loud, so we decided to get off and walk. The bus was hot crowded and loud, so we decided to get off and walk. Seven large swans came swimming by all at once, startling the ducks.
The sentence that contains coordinate adjectives that should be separated by commas is: "The bus was hot crowded and loud, so we decided to get off and walk."
In this sentence, "hot," "crowded," and "loud" are coordinate adjectives describing the noun "bus," and they should be separated by commas: "The bus was hot, crowded, and loud..."
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?(1 point) Responses The eager energetic students are ready for gym to begin. The eager energetic students are ready for gym to begin. Before gym class, the students seem happy, excited, and ready to play. Before gym class, the students seem happy, excited, and ready to play. After gym class the students appear tired, worn-out, and, thirsty. After gym class the students appear tired, worn-out, and, thirsty. The red-faced exhausted students are glad that gym is over.
The sentence that is punctuated correctly is: "Before gym class, the students seem happy, excited, and ready to play."
This sentence correctly uses commas to separate the coordinate adjectives "happy," "excited," and "ready." Additionally, it correctly places a comma after "gym class" to introduce the main clause.
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