Punctuation Guide Quiz

When the phrase is essential to the meaning of the sentence

When the phrase is nonessential and can be removed without changing the meaning of the sentence (correct)

When the phrase contains a coordinating conjunction

When the phrase contains a subordinating conjunction

When a subordinating conjunction begins the second clause of a sentence

When a subordinating conjunction is omitted from the sentence

When a subordinating conjunction is part of an introductory phrase or clause (correct)

When a subordinating conjunction is used to connect two independent clauses

To separate items in a list

To connect two independent clauses (correct)

To connect a dependent and an independent clause

To indicate a pause in the sentence

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