Which sentence correctly uses commas?
A. Henry, believe it or not won a million dollars in the lottery.
B. Henry, believe it or not, won a million dollars in the lottery.
C. Henry believe it or not, won a million dollars in the lottery.
Random Topics:
Grammar Error Correction (Simple Present Tense)Conjunctions and Verb TensesPresent / Future / Present Progressive / non Action VerbsModals and AdviceGerund/ To Verb/ VerbAdverbs, Infinitives, Definite ArticleComparatives or SuperlativesCorrelative Conjunction & Complex SentencesSentence TransformationCompound and Complex, ConditionalsOther quiz:
Coordinate Conjunction › ViewConstance might go to the library, ________ she might stay home.
A. But
B. So
C. Nor
Grammar › View
Mr. Brown is a doctor _______ he knows how to care for his patients.
A. nor
B. yet
C. so
D. and
Future Tenses › ViewMatch the sentence with the correct situation:
I will do a course in journalism!
A. a timetable or scheduled event
B. a prediction based on our opinion or intuition
C. a plan or decision made at the time of speaking
D. a personal arrangement or fixed plan
E. when there is evidence that something is going to happen
Reporting Verbs › View
“Would you like me to give you a lift to the station?” said Harry. (offer)
A. Harry offered to give me a lift to the station.
B. Harry offered giving me a lift to the station.