Choose the sentence with correct punctuation and the correct rule.
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I sent a postcard a letter and a package. NO COMMAS NEEDED
I sent a postcard, a letter, and a package. ITEMS IN A SERIES
I sent a postcard, a letter, and a package. INDEPENDENT CLAUSES JOINED BY A COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
I sent a postcard, a letter, and a package. INTERJECTION

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation and the correct rule.
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We left early, but didn't take her home. INDEPENDENT CLAUSES JOINED BY A COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
We left early, but didn't take her home. INTRODUCTION
We left early but didn't take her home. NEEDS NO COMMAS
We left early, but didn't take her home. COORDINATE ADJECTIVES

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War and Peace, which has over 1000 pages is difficult to read. CONTRASTED ELEMENTS
War and Peace which has over 1000 pages is difficult to read. NO COMMAS NEEDED
War and Peace which has over 1000 pages, is difficult to read. INTRODUCTION
War and Peace, which has over 1000 pages, is difficult to read. NONRESTRICTIVE ELEMENT

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation and the correct rule.
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I needed a break, so I took a vacation. INDEPENDENT CLAUSES JOINED BY A COORDINATING CONJUNCTION
I needed a break, so I took a vacation. INTRODUCTION
I needed a break so I took a vacation. NO COMMAS NEEDED
I needed a break, so I took a vacation. CONTRASTED ELEMENTS


Choose the sentence with correct punctuation and the correct rule.
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I made a pie, not a cake. COORDINATE ADJECTIVES
I made a pie, not a cake. CONTRASTED ELEMENTS
I made a pie, not a cake. PREVENT A MISREADING
I made a pie not a cake. NO COMMAS NEEDED

The sentences with the correct punctuation and the correct rule from the list of answer choices are:

This refers to the marks and symbols that are used in sentences or grammar constructions in order to perform specific tasks or functions such as indicating a pause, ending a sentence, separating dependent clauses, etc.

With this in mind, all the sentences with the correct punctuation and the correct rules from the list of answer choices have all been correctly placed in the answer above.

The correct answers are options B, C, D, C, and B.

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You are the head boy of your institution. Your school is publishing an annual magzine next month write a notice inviting the students to give or summit their write up and materials. [add details on your own]​

What do the following lines from the poem suggest?

“And down the river’s dim expanse / Like some bold seër in a trance, / Seeing all his own mischance— / With a glassy countenance / Did she look to Camelot.”
a.
She regrets not having left her loom earlier.
b.
She always thought she’d hate Camelot, and now she knows it.
c.
She expected Sir Lancelot to meet her in his own boat.
d.
She knows she won’t make it to Camelot.