We are out of yearbooks at this time; however; we will have another shipment soon.
A. NO CHANGE
B. We are out of yearbooks at this time, however, we will have another shipment soon.
C. We are out of yearbooks at this time; however, we will have another shipment soon.
D. We are out of yearbooks at this time, however, we will have another shipment soon.
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Elena ____ gave me her cake because she doesn’t like sweet things.
_______
A. happily
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C. hopefully
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A: _____________________?
B: I am twelve years old.
___
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B. How old are you?
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Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
A. The second-grade boys teased, told jokes, noticed things in the room, and talked about finding games to play.
B. The second-grade boys, teased, told jokes, noticed things in the room, and talked about finding games to play.
C. The second-grade boys teased told jokes noticed things in the room and talked about finding games to play.
D. The second-grade boys teased, told jokes, noticed things in the room; and talked about finding games to play.