Question

Help please!!!!!!! Ill Give Medal!!!!!!!!!!
Which sentence does not contain any errors?



A.
Yo'ure not the last person to finish the race.


B.
Your not the last person to finish the race.


C.
Yore not the last person to finish the race.


D.
You're not the last person to finish the race.

Answer 1

well im almost positive that A is wrong lol

Answer 2

@LilyMeow

Answer 3

D. is correct

Answer 4

You're means You are

Answer 5

It's D because it says 'You are not the last person to finish the race.'

Answer 6

:) can u help with some more?????

Answer 7

Yore is definitely wrong

Answer 8

Sure!

Answer 9

:D thx

Answer 10

Yeah go ahead-

Answer 11

Which sentence does not contain any errors?



A.
Theyre the first team to hold a fund-raiser.


B.
There the first team to hold a fund-raiser.


C.
They're the first team to hold a fund-raiser.


D.
Their the first team to hold a fund-raiser.

Answer 12

No probz!

Answer 13

C. is correct

Answer 14

That one's C because it's 'They are'

Answer 15

Remember a 'RE means Are

Answer 16

Which sentence does not contain any errors?



A.
Kayla is having fun watching her cat chase it's tail.


B.
Kayla is having fun watching her cat chase its tail.


C.
Kayla is having fun watching her cat chase its' tail.

Answer 17

lol i like this question :D

Answer 18

B. is correct

Answer 19

One question. . .

Answer 20

Will I get a medals for these?

Answer 21

yep :)

Answer 22

Ok, thanks!

Answer 23

:D np

Answer 24

Which sentence does not contain any errors?



A.
We've already been to the amusement park three times this year.


B.
Weve' already been to the amusement park three times this year.


C.
Weve already been to the amusement park three times this year.


D.
W'eve already been to the amusement park three times this year.

Answer 25

D is wrong lol

Answer 26

A. is Correct

Answer 27

Yah, D is so wrong. XD

Answer 28

Which sentence does not contain any errors?



A.
There's a joke I want to tell you.


B.
Theirs a joke I want to tell you.


C.
Theres a joke I want to tell you.


D.
Their's a joke I want to tell you.

Answer 29

D. is correct

Answer 30

Actually. it's A. "There is" not "Their is"

Answer 31

Remember These are symbols: 're is Are, 's, IS

Answer 32

And thanks @LilyMeow

Answer 33

yep thx @LilyMeow

Answer 34

Which sentence correctly forms the plural of the letter s?



A.


How many ss' are in Mississippi?


B.


How many ss are in Mississippi?


C.


How many s's are in Mississippi?

Answer 35

C.

Answer 36

C. is correct

Answer 37

Which sentence correctly forms the plural of 1800?


A.
Were your great-grandparents alive in the 1800's?


B.
Were your great-grandparents alive in the 1800s'?


C.
Were your great-grandparents alive in the 1800s?

Answer 38

That one's C as well.

Answer 39

A. is correct

Answer 40

huh lol

Answer 41

No, its not C

Answer 42

Are you sure? I'm pretty sure that's how it's written.

Answer 43

Because it 'S acts as a plural as well

Answer 44

Yes, but when you're doing dates like that, you don't put the apostrophe.

Answer 45

Oh, ok now I get it, Thanks!

Answer 46

Mmhm. Do you have any more, Kayla?

Answer 47

Sorry about that

Answer 48

so C :D

Answer 49

Yup.

Answer 50

Yes

Answer 51

kk n yes

Answer 52

Which sentence correctly forms the plural of the letter Y?



A.


Two Ys' form his first two initials.


B.


Two Ys form his first two initials.


C.


Two Y's form his first two initials.

Answer 53

It's C.

Answer 54

C. is correct

Answer 55

:D i got a 90% ima see what was wrong lol

Answer 56

Alright.

Answer 57

ahh the last question wasnt C it was B

Answer 58

Oh. Sorry about that, I thought when you write plural letters it's "A's" or "B's" not "Cs" but alright-

Answer 59

:) its ok i still mastered it

Answer 60

i have another quiz so think u can help :D

Answer 61

Sure.

Answer 62

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?


A.
My father is flying in from overseas tomorrow; and the arrival time is 4:45 P.M.


B.
My father is flying in from overseas tomorrow the arrival time is 4:45 P.M.


C.
My father is flying in from overseas tomorrow, the arrival time is 4:45 P.M.


D.
My father is flying in from overseas tomorrow; the arrival time is 4:45 P.M.

Answer 63

Okay, I'm not the best at these but I can try.
I'm pretty sure it's C.

Answer 64

:D kk ima get a second opinion :D

Answer 65

@TheSmartestDerpAlive

Answer 66

ima go with C anyways lol

Answer 67

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?


A.
The weather forecast calls for rain but we'll play outdoors anyway.


B.
The weather forecast calls for rain, we'll play outdoors anyway.


C.
The weather forecast calls for rain; but we'll play outdoors anyway.


D.
The weather forecast calls for rain, but we'll play outdoors anyway.

Answer 68

I'm pretty sure it's A.

Answer 69

:D

Answer 70

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?


A.
Terrance plays football, basketball, and baseball but Jasper, I believe, only plays soccer.


B.
Terrance plays football, basketball, and baseball, but Jasper; I believe; only plays soccer.


C.
Terrance plays football, basketball, and baseball; but Jasper, I believe, only plays soccer.


D.
Terrance plays football; basketball; and baseball, but Jasper, I believe, only plays soccer.

Answer 71

please don't give direct answers guys \(\ddot\smile\)

Answer 72

Oh, yeah. Sorry >~<
Kayla, what do you think it is? cx

Answer 73

:) ik im sorry im just in a rush to get this done i only have today to finish all my work so i kinda need direct answer

Answer 74

lol

Answer 75

i think A am i right??

Answer 76

Ye, I think so.

Answer 77

:DD

Answer 78

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?


A.
Her flower bed was full of daisies; tulips; and daffodils and in her garden were peas; carrots; and tomatoes.


B.
Her flower bed was full of daisies, tulips, and daffodils and; in her garden were peas, carrots, and tomatoes.


C.
Her flower bed was full of daisies, tulips, and daffodils and in her garden were peas, carrots, and tomatoes.


D.
Her flower bed was full of daisies, tulips, and daffodils; and in her garden were peas, carrots, and tomatoes.

Answer 79

I'm not quite sure about this one, you might want to try to get other help.. What do you think it is?

Answer 80

@TheSmartestDerpAlive

Answer 81

@MrOffensive Seriously dude!!!!!

Answer 82

@Kayla369

Answer 83

Whale den-
Uhm back to the question, if I had to pick, I'd say it's C.

Answer 84

and yes I am serious

Answer 85

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Answer 86

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a semicolon?

That sandwich was delicious let's share another one.



A.
delicious


B.
There is no error in semicolon usage.


C.
share


D.
was

Answer 87

Well, like I said, I'm not very good at semicolans. If I had to pick, I'd say it's A.

Answer 88

:) kk

Answer 89

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a semicolon?

The movie was scary that means Billy liked it!



A.
scary


B.
means


C.
Billy


D.
There is no error in semicolon usage.

Answer 90

Well, I think it would say "The movie was scary, that means Billy liked it" so maybe after scary?

Answer 91

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a semicolon?

This theater's popcorn is always stale let's tell the manager.



A.
There is no error in semicolon usage.


B.
tell


C.
popcorn


D.
stale

Answer 92

Well, I'm not quite sure but I think it's after stale

Answer 93

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?


A.
The three state capitals that I have visited are Austin Texas, Montgomery Alabama, and Bismarck North Dakota.


B.
The three state capitals that I have visited are Austin; Texas, Montgomery; Alabama, and Bismarck; North Dakota.


C.
The three state capitals that I have visited are Austin, Texas; Montgomery, Alabama; and Bismarck, North Dakota.


D.
The three state capitals that I have visited are Austin, Texas, Montgomery, Alabama, and Bismarck, North Dakota.