7-Commas - Between Items in a series
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- Q1Where does the comma(s) go in this sentence? For sentences that need no commas, mark correct. In many developing countries, foods are sold to the general public in an open-market setting without being processed.correctsold,setting,public,120sEditDelete
- Q2Where does the comma(s) go in this sentence? For sentences that need no commas, mark correct. Markets are made up of individual merchants who set up shop under a tent on a blanket or behind a stand.tent, blanket,merchants, blanket,correctmerchants, blanket,120sEditDelete
- Q3Where does the comma(s) go in this sentence? For sentences that need no commas, mark correct. In the market, you can find shoes furniture dishes or fruits and vegetables.shoes, furniture, dishes,furniture, dishes,correctshoes,120sEditDelete
- Q4Where does the comma(s) go in this sentence? For sentences that need no commas, mark correct. In the Dominican Republic, food is also sold in street carts in supermarkets or in colmados.supermarkets,sold,carts, supermarkets,correct120sEditDelete
- Q5Where does the comma(s) go in this sentence? For sentences that need no commas, mark correct. Colmados are shops built onto a house or small business and run by one person.house, business,correcthouse,built,120sEditDelete
- Q6Where does the comma(s) go in this sentence? For sentences that need no commas, mark correct. There are usually two or three to a street, and they sell basic items, such as eggs soap salt and pepper and fresh meat.eggs, soap, salt, peppereggs, soap, pepper,eggs, peppercorrect120sEditDelete
- Q7True or False There are no errors in this sentence. Items are sold in bulk, such as flour butter sugar and bananas sold by the pound.False120sEditDelete
- Q8True or False There are no error(s) in this sentence. Food is not bought and stored in cupboards, on shelves, or in the refrigerator in the house. It is bought only when it is needed.TrueFalse120sEditDelete
- Q9True or False There are no error(s) in this sentence. For this reason, the ability to buy in small amounts to be able to shop often and to serve the food quickly is very important.TrueFalse120sEditDelete
- Q10True or False There are no error(s) in this sentence. Those who sell fruits and vegetables who clean shoes, or who run errands may call out their services as they walk up and down the street.TrueFalse120sEditDelete