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Title: Parenthetical Expressions & Nonrestrictive Clauses, Unnecessary Punctuation, Combining and separating sentences, Word pairs and Comparisions

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Id	Type	Name	Note
1	Problem	Use appropriate punctuation to conclude the sentence. In addition. eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function.
2	Clue	Punctuations in a sentence help in ending, pausing, and emphasizing.
3	Hint	A comma is more appropriate than a period because the period ends the incomplete clause.
4	Sumup	Please summarize steps
Choices
6	Choice-A	"In addition. eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." This sentence lacks clarity due to the usage of wrong punctuation after "In addition". Proper punctuation helps to separate the introductory phrase from the main clause for smoother readability.	Wrong No change
7	Choice-B	"In addition' eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." The sentence is incorrect due to the misplaced apostrophe in "In addition' eating vegetables." The apostrophe should be a comma to properly separate the introductory phrase from the main clause.	Wrong addition' eating vegetables
8	Choice-C	"In addition eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." The sentence is incorrect due to the lack of a comma after "In addition." Commas are necessary to separate introductory phrases from the main clause for proper grammatical structure.	Wrong addition eating vegetables
9	Choice-D	"In addition, eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." The sentence is correct in terms of grammar. It uses proper punctuation, including commas to set off the list of benefits associated with eating vegetables. The commas help clarify the distinct elements in the list, making the sentence clear and grammatically sound.	Correct addition, eating vegetables
10	Step	Complete sentence - In addition, eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function.
11	Answer	Option	D
12	Sumup	Please summarize choices

Type

Name

Note

Problem

Use appropriate punctuation to conclude the sentence.

In addition. eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function.

Clue

Punctuations in a sentence help in ending, pausing, and emphasizing.

Hint

A comma is more appropriate than a period because the period ends the incomplete clause.

Sumup

Please summarize steps

Choices

Choice-A

"In addition. eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." This sentence lacks clarity due to the usage of wrong punctuation after "In addition". Proper punctuation helps to separate the introductory phrase from the main clause for smoother readability.

Wrong No change

Choice-B

"In addition' eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." The sentence is incorrect due to the misplaced apostrophe in "In addition' eating vegetables." The apostrophe should be a comma to properly separate the introductory phrase from the main clause.

Wrong addition' eating vegetables

Choice-C

"In addition eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." The sentence is incorrect due to the lack of a comma after "In addition." Commas are necessary to separate introductory phrases from the main clause for proper grammatical structure.

Wrong addition eating vegetables

Choice-D

"In addition, eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function." The sentence is correct in terms of grammar. It uses proper punctuation, including commas to set off the list of benefits associated with eating vegetables. The commas help clarify the distinct elements in the list, making the sentence clear and grammatically sound.

Correct addition, eating vegetables

Step

Complete sentence - In addition, eating vegetables has been linked to better bone health, dental health, and cognitive function.

Answer

Option

Sumup

Please summarize choices

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