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  1. Which sentence correctly uses a comma in a compound sentence?

    Answer: The line was long, but it moved fast.

    A comma precedes the coordinating conjunction joining two independent clauses.

  2. Choose the sentence with correct pronoun usage.

    Answer: Between you and me, the test was easy.

    After a preposition, use the objective pronoun "me."

  3. Which sentence avoids a double negative?

    Answer: We don't have any scanners left.

    "Don't have any" correctly uses a single negative.

  4. Identify the correctly capitalized sentence.

    Answer: The officer works at the airport in Denver.

    Only the first word and the proper noun "Denver" are capitalized.

  5. Which sentence uses the modifier correctly?

    Answer: Walking to the gate, she felt the bag was heavy.

    The modifier "walking to the gate" correctly describes "she."

  6. Choose the correct plural form.

    Answer: The two knives were confiscated.

    Nouns ending in -fe often change to -ves in the plural.

  7. Which sentence is the clearest and most concise?

    Answer: Because it was late, we left.

    "Because" conveys the same meaning with fewer words.

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