Steps-5

Title: Conventional Expression, End-of-Sentence Punctuation, Within-Sentence Punctuation, Punctuating a Series

Grade Lesson s4-p1

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Quiz: Discussion Step

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Id Type Name Note

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Problem

John, tired not being able to feed his dogs, decided to leave the job and move to another job where he could earn enough to feed his dogs.

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Clue

Punctuations help end, pause, and emphasize certain sentence parts.

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Hint

Commas separate phrases and clauses, a period ends a sentence, and a semicolon is used to join two logically connected independent clauses together, the dash is used to provide additional information that complements the main purpose of the sentence.

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Sumup

Please summarize steps

Choices

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Choice-A

'John, tired not being able to feed his dogs, decided to leave his job and move to another job where he can earn enough to feed his dogs.' The sentence is correct in terms of grammar because it effectively uses proper punctuation. It employs a comma after "dogs" to set off a non-restrictive clause.

Correct No change

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Choice-B

'John, tired not being able to feed his dogs decided to leave his job and move to another job where he can earn enough to feed his dogs.' The sentence is grammatically incorrect due to the absence of punctuation mark after "dogs." Punctuations are necessary to separate clauses and improve clarity.

Wrong dogs decided

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Choice-C

'John, tired not being able to feed his dogs. decided to leave his job and move to another job where he can earn enough to feed his dogs.' The sentence is grammatically incorrect due to the absence of a comma after "dogs". Commas are necessary to set off the introductory phrase.

Wrong dogs. decided

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Choice-D

'John, tired not being able to feed his dogs~ decided to leave his job and move to another job where he can earn enough to feed his dogs.' The sentence is incorrect due to the misuse of the tilde (~) symbol, which is typically used to denote approximation or as a shorthand for "approximately." In this context, a comma or semicolon would be more appropriate to separate the clauses and maintain proper punctuation.

Wrong dogs~ decided

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Step

Complete sentence - John, tired not being able to feed his dogs, decided to leave his job and move to another job where he can earn enough to feed his dogs.

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Answer

Option

A

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Sumup

Please summarize choices

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