Question

In the sentence below, a section is bold. The choices that follow it show different ways of punctuating that section. Choose the one that is correct. If it is correct as it is already, choose Correct as is.

We decided to take: chemistry, trigonometry, and world history classes this year.
A. take, chemistry, trigonometry, and world history
B. take chemistry, trigonometry, and world history
C. take: chemistry, trigonometry and world history
D. Correct as is

Answer 1

Well there is no need for the colon there because it would grammatically incorrect, but otherwise, the rest is correct. So that would make B correct. Do you understand why now?

Answer 2

yeah thanks im really bad at english

Answer 3

Which statement most clearly summarizes the way revising relates to editing?
A. During the revising stage, you look for the errors that you will correct in the editing stage.
B. In the editing stage, you look for errors in the paper that you have already refined in the revision stage.
C. In the editing stage, you review the topic sentences of the paragraphs that you have already revised.
D. In the editing stage, you check to see if you need more details in your revised copy of the paper.