10 Questions
Which sentence is correctly revised to avoid a dangling modifier?
While I was reading in the library, the fire alarm startled me.
Which sentence corrects the lack of agreement between pronoun and antecedent?
Anyone can attend, but he must pay first.
How should the sentence 'The new computer differs with the old one in style' be corrected?
The new computer differs from the old one in style.
Which sentence correctly fixes a vague pronoun reference?
The teacher told her student, 'I need a break from school.'
What is the corrected version of 'Friday, he bounce a check'?
Friday, he bounced a check.
'The woman ran down the street. Her daughter followed her.' correctly fixes which issue?
'Her daughter followed her' is a dangling modifier.
'When we expect good results, you get them.' is correctly revised by which sentence?
'When we expect good results, we get them.'
'The piano plays well but it weighs a ton.' should have which punctuation added to be correct?
'The piano plays well but it weighs a ton.'
'Men, who are shy, make bad detectives.' should be corrected how?
'Men who are shy make bad detectives.'
Which of the following options has the correct punctuation for this statement: 'While reading in the library I was startled by the fire alarm'?
While reading in the library I was startled by the fire alarm.
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