Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
A. Getting to work at eight o’clock every morning–I don’t have to remind you how much I hate getting up early–seemed almost more than I cared to undertake.
B. Getting to work at eight o’clock every morning I don’t have to remind you how much I hate getting up early seemed almost-more-than I cared to undertake.
C. Getting to work at eight o’clock every morning I don’t have to remind you how much I hate getting up early seemed almost more than I cared to undertake.
D. None are correct.
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Conjunctions and Verb Tenses › ViewWhich sentence uses correct capitalization and punctuation?
A. The teacher said, “Please open your books to page 10.”
B. The teacher said, “please open your books to page 10.”
C. “The teacher said, “Please open your books to page 10.”
D. “The teacher said, “please open your books to page 10.”
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the time during which something lasts or continues
A. exclude
B. vow
C. rural
D. duration
Grammar › ViewChoose the correct sentence.
A. My father was tieying my hair.
B. The little boy was rideing the horse.
C. The students are running in the field.
D. Two birds were siting on the tree.
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A person who survives is called a surviv___.
a. er
b. or
c. ar