Commas, Colons, Semicolons

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Read the sentences given and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Victoria Schreur
Quiz by Victoria Schreur, updated more than 1 year ago
Victoria Schreur
Created by Victoria Schreur over 6 years ago
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Question 1

Question
Read the sentences below and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Answer
  • The centerpieces had her favorite flowers: roses, carnations, and daisies.
  • The centerpieces had her favorite flowers, roses, carnations, and daisies.
  • The centerpieces had her favorite flowers; roses, carnations, and daisies.

Question 2

Question
Read the sentences below and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Answer
  • He loved that car, it was his greatest treasure.
  • He loved that car; it was his greatest treasure.
  • He loved that car: it was his greatest treasure.

Question 3

Question
Read the sentences below and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Answer
  • I love music; however, I haven’t played my own guitar in several years.
  • I love music however, I haven’t played my own guitar in several years.
  • I love music: however, I haven’t played my own guitar in several years.

Question 4

Question
Read the sentences below and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Answer
  • I can’t believe you went to; Disneyland, Sea World, and Universal Studios all in one day!
  • I can’t believe you went to Disneyland, Sea World, and Universal Studios all in one day!
  • I can’t believe you went to: Disneyland, Sea World, and Universal Studios all in one day!

Question 5

Question
Read the sentences below and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Answer
  • On our farm we grow three crops, asparagus, corn, and soybeans.
  • On our farm we grow three crops; asparagus, corn, and soybeans.
  • On our farm we grow three crops: asparagus, corn, and soybeans.

Question 6

Question
Read the sentence below and decide which one is grammatically correct.
Answer
  • Students around the world want to learn English, many young Americans are eager to teach them.
  • Students around the world want to learn English: many young Americans are eager to teach them.
  • Students around the world want to learn English; many young Americans are eager to teach them.
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