Please need help in english grammer questions?????

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Just help me anwser some if you cant anwser all of them please. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of commas. (Points: 3) A tiny white diamond sparkled on her finger. Haley’s speech was interesting, and a pleasantly surprising hit. His long red beard fascinated the little boy. One scraggly, leafless plant sat in the window. 2. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of commas. (Points: 3) I followed the trail of sticky, green goo. A black Andalusian stallion cantered up to the gate. Roxanne showed me her new wireless modem. We need a clear, definitive answer to our query. 3. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of commas. (Points: 3) Yes I can see what you mean. From then until now, I’ve never seen another bobcat. An experienced mechanic, Alan has a busy shop and a full schedule. Under the bed in Jerri’s room was my football. 4. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of commas. (Points: 3) Soaring quickly out of sight the red balloon rapidly became a tiny dot. Behind that wide smile lay a lingering resentment. Pausing for a moment, Janice considered her answer. Well, nobody is right all the time. 5. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of italics. (Points: 3) On the desk was a copy of a poem titled Intrepid. His graffiti style was the subject of an article in the Miami Times. I can never spell separate. Oh, that 2 looked like a 7. 6. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of italics. (Points: 3) To which day of the week does the French word lundi refer? Everything she had was labeled with the name Cindi with a little heart dotting the i. Read the first 12 chapters of Moby Dick for next week. Don’t confuse lose with loose. 7. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of italics. (Points: 3) Louis is out back, sitting in the lawn chair and reading Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises. After two hours of trying to balance her checkbook, Rose realized she had left out a 0 in an entry. What if our logo turned the t in Turner into a tree? We need 10 more chairs in here. 8. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the use of italics. (Points: 3) What do you think is the most important theme of The Scarlet Letter? Consider the vox populi before you make your decision, Governor. The Germans have a word for being happy about someone else’s troubles; it’s schadenfreude. No, you do not pronounce please as peas. 9. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the punctuation of a title. (Points: 3) Yes, we did write a song last weekend and called it “Purple Days.” Please summarize the article titled “Restless Wilderness” in last month’s issue of Natural Wonders. Couldn’t you think of a better name for your story than One Day? Answer Questions 1, 3, and 5 at the end of the chapter titled “The Greek Revival.” 10. Choose the sentence that contains an error in the punctuation of a title. (Points: 3) For the next hour or so, the staff debated the headlines for tomorrow’s “Pittsburgh Herald.” His poem “Clockwork” is going to be published in the Sunday edition of the Myburg Gazette. This is the one hundredth time that Tracy has sung “The Farmer in the Dell” this morning alone! I’m going to write a one-act play about you and call it “Impossible.” 11. Choose the answer that tells how to correct the sentence. If the sentence is correct, choose “correct.” Mr. Wilson asked, “would you mow my lawn this weekend?” (Points: 3) Delete the comma after asked. Capitalize would. Place the question mark outside the ending quotation marks. correct 12. Choose the answer that tells how to correct the sentence. If the sentence is correct, choose “correct.” “All I said,” Chandra repeated, “is that you can come with us.” (Points: 3) Delete the comma after said. Delete the comma after repeated. Lowercase is. correct 13. Choose the sentence that contains no error in capitalization or punctuation. (Points: 3) “Let’s decide right now,” suggested Petra “whether the meeting lasts an hour or longer.” “Let’s decide right now,” suggested Petra, “Whether the meeting lasts an hour or longer”. “Let’s decide right now,” suggested Petra, “whether the meeting lasts an hour or longer.” “Let’s decide right now” suggested Petra, “whether the meeting lasts an hour or longer.” 14. Choose the sentence that contains no

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