Add commas and semicolons to the following sentences wherever they
are needed. Do not add periods to make separate sentences. If a sentence needs
no additional punctuation, write a C for correct in the left margin.
Although I have lived in New York for many years I still miss my home in
Indiana.
What will be an ideal response?
years, I
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Choose the sentence that contains subject-verb agreement
a. Among these parents, some have the patience necessary. b. Among these parents, some has the patience necessary.
For each item, decide whether the topic listed for the paragraph is too broad, too narrow, or the
correct topic for the paragraph. Choose the letter of the correct answer. Noise can increase the secretion of adrenaline1 in humans, perhaps because our distant ancestors associated loud sounds, like a lion's roar or a baby's scream, with danger. The greater the sound, the greater the adrenaline rush. Dr. Les Blomberg theorizes that racetracks try to be as loud as possible because the noise excites the fans. "That's why exercise classes crank up the decibels,2 and rock bands, and action movies," he observes. "In effect, noise becomes a drug they're pumping out and into you." Adapted from Richard Wolkomir and Joyce Wolkomir, "Noise Busters," Smithsonian, March 2001, 99. Topic: Noise a. too broad b. too narrow c. correct topic
Muchos más. Your classmate Ana always loses her school supplies so she carries plenty of them in her backpack. Write the plural forms of each item on the list, as in the example. Do not forget the indefinite article. Mi mochila La mochila de AnaHay un libro. Hay unos libros.1. Hay un papel. Hay ________________________.2. Hay una hoja. Hay ________________________.3. Hay un mapa. Hay ________________________.4. Hay un reloj. Hay ________________________.5.
Hay un calendario. Hay ________________________.6. Hay una tiza Hay ________________________.7. Hay un teléfono celular. ¡Hay _______________________!(3) Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Correct the incorrect forms
1. I ain’t going back to that doctor. 2. The teacher ain’t accepting late papers. 3. Jan be a good dancer, so she should become a professional. 4. They was once together. 5. Portia said that you was dating her friend.