Hoffman Grammar Quiz

Which sentence is used correctly with commas?

• I would like ham, cheese, and pickles on my sub please.
• I would like ham, cheese and pickles on my sub please.
• I would like ham cheese and pickles on my sub please.
• I would like ham. cheese. and pickles. on my sub please.

Which sentence is used correctly with commas?

• I have papers, books pencils, and other items in my, backpack.
• I have papers books pencils and other items in my backpack.
• I have papers, books, pencils, and other items in my backpack.
• I have papers. books. pencils. and other items in my backpack.

Which sentence is used correctly with commas?

• Tim Sal Isabella and Addie all got good grades on their tests.
• Tim, Sal, Isabella, and Addie all got good grades on their tests.
• tim, sal, isabella, and addie all got good grades on their tests.
• Tim. Sal. Isabella. and addie all got good grades on their tests.

Which sentence is used correctly with commas?

• I like the chicken nuggets hamburgers and the drinks at mcdonalds
• i like the chicken nuggets. hamburgers. and the drinks. at mcdonalds.
• I like the chicken nuggets, hamburgers, and the drinks at McDonalds.

Which sentence is used correctly with commas?

• Calebs favorite foods are hamburgers, chicken, salad, and sloppy joes
• Calebś favorite foods are hamburgers, chicken nuggets, and sloppy joes.

Which sentence is used correctly using an apostrophe? 

• Khloeś favorite color is blue.
• Khloes´ favorite color is blue
• khloes favorite color is blue!
• khloes. favorite. color. is. blue.

Which sentence is used correctly with commas?

• Calebs favorite foods are hamburgers, chicken, salad, and sloppy joes
• Calebś favorite foods are hamburgers, chicken nuggets, and sloppy joes.

Which sentence is used correctly using apostrophes?

• Calebs favorite football team is Michigan.
• Calebs' fsvorite football team is Michigan.
• Caleb's favorite football team is Michigan.

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
My sister ate my sandwich, so I kicked her.

• Correct
• Incorrect

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