Punctuation

Choose the sentence with correct punctuations.

• "I'm very sorry I dropped your plate!" said Alias to Suzie.

• "I'm very sorry I dropped your plate," said Alias to Suzie.

• "I'm very sorry I dropped your plate?" said Alias to Suzie.

• "I'm very sorry I dropped your plate." said alias to suzie.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• You may have, hot chocolate, hot tea, or coffee to drink.
• You may have hot chocolate, hot tea, or coffee to drink. 
• You may have hot chocolate; hot tea; or coffee to drink. 
• You may have hot chocolate or hot tea or coffee, to drink. 

Choose the sentence with correct punctuations.

• Choy was in my house when raj and ram arrived.
• Choy was in my house when Raj and Ram arrived.
• Choy was in my house, when Raj and Ram, arrived.
• Choy was in my house, when Raj and Ram, arrived.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuations.

• my hobbies are playing ping pong tennis squash and badminton.
• My hobbies are playing ping pong, tennis, squash and badminton.
• My hobbies are playing, ping pong, tennis, squash and badminton.
• My hobbies are playing Ping Pong, Tennis, Squash and Badminton.

I love going to the mall, and shopping for clothes.

• Correctly punctuated
• Incorrectly punctuated

ellipsis

• ?
• !
• ...
• ;

Choose the sentence with correct punctuations.

• Mei Mei waited patiently under the hot sun for her friends, Lenny and Nita.
• Mei Mei waited patiently under the hot sun for her friend's Lenny and Nita.
• Mei Mei waited, patiently under the hot sun for her friends, Lenny and Nita.
• Mei mei waited patiently under the hot sun for her friend's Lenny and Nita.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuations.

• Let's visit Mardiana at the Aminah Hospital this Friday.
• Lets visit Mardiana, at the Aminah hospital this Friday.
• Lets visit Mardiana at the Aminah Hospital, this Friday.
• Let's visit Mardiana at the Aminah Hospital this Friday?

Choose the sentence with correct punctuations.

• If her flu doesn't clear up by tomorrow he will have been having flu for four days.
• If her flu, doesn't clear up, by tomorrow he will have been having flu for four days.
• If her flu doesn't clear up by tomorrow. He will have been having flu for four days.
• If her flu doesn't clear up by tomorrow, he will have been having flu for four days.

Where does the comma go?
I knew the answer; however I was too shy to raise my hand.

• knew,
• however,
• shy,
• raise,