Circle the correct preposition in each sentence.
Morning classes are convenient (to / for) students with part-time jobs.
for
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Read the following dialogue and then choose cierto or falso for each statement. RAFA: ¿Cuándo volviste de Montevideo, Gina? ¿Te divertiste?GINA: Hace un mes. Lo pasé muy mal porque estuve enferma todo el tiempo.RAFA: ¿Con quién fuiste?GINA: Viajé con dos amigas. La excursión nos costó 2.500 dólares y el hotel donde nos quedamos era muy malo.RAFA: ¿Cómo era tu habitación?GINA: Muy mala. No tenía ducha, ni televisor y estaba en el primer piso…RAFA: ¿Pero era céntrico el hotel?GINA: Eso sí. Además, estaba cerca de la playa.¿Cierto o falso? Gina volvió de su viaje ayer.
A. cierto B. falso
For each of the following sentences, choose the correct word pair to place a semicolon
between to create a complete sentence out of the run-on sentence. Many people cannot get college degrees simply because of tuition costs we need to make college more accessible to all. a. degrees; simply b. costs; we c. simply; because
INSTRUCTIONS: Revise the following paragraphs to eliminate sentence-structure errors. Although old age was at one time considered a dreaded time of life. Today it can be one of the most satisfying times in people's lives. They have good health, they have an adequate income. Instead of a life expectancy of sixty-five. People have a life expectancy of eighty-five or upward. More and more senior citizens are becoming part of an active retirement community. That has many amenities. Including a variety of clubs. They join bowling leagues or amateur theater or musical groups sometimes they buy recreational vehicles, store their belongings, and travel throughout the United States. When they wish. They visit their children or grandchildren. And then head out for more adventures. If these
activities do not keep them busy enough. They take bus tours or cruises where they can enjoy the fun but leave the work to someone else. With all these advantages, some people retiring early just to get a head start on the excitement. What will be an ideal response?
Choose one character and do an analysis of him or her through dialogue and through Hansberry's stage directions.
What will be an ideal response?