Random rules

Question 1

If you see “being” in an answer choice

Answer 1

IT IS USUALLY SUS eliminate that shit

Question 2

In a list where does the comma go before the last example?

Answer 2

before and.
eg. Michal, John and Patrick

Question 3

What’s the possessive version of who?

Answer 3

Whose

Question 4

For such as where does the comma go?

Answer 4

After it. Such as, not Such as: or Such as;

Question 5

Affect?????? =

Answer 5

ALTER

Question 6

Effect????? =

Answer 6

RESULT

Question 7

If you’re directly quoting something where does the comma go?

Answer 7

Within the quotation marks

Question 8

If you’re giving a quote and you say “he declared” or “she said” where does the comma go?

Answer 8

after the helping word. –> Said, declared,

Question 9

When using a comma with a name and a title, degree, or initial where does it go?

Answer 9

It separates the degree/title/initial and the name, so after the name.
John Hancock, a founding father.

Question 10

If a word is possessive and plural you use what? eg: Student

Answer 10

s’, eg: Students’

Question 11

If a word is possessive and singular you use what? eg: Student

Answer 11

’s, eg: Student’s

Question 12

What is the use of the semi-colon?

Answer 12

1) To join two IC’s related in thought, or in contrast to one another.
2) To separate a list #2manycommas
3) Using conjunctive adverbs & IC’s (For example; for instance;)
4) Taking the place of a period or comma before a FANBOY (Co-ordinating conjunction)

Question 13

Who vs Whom rule

Answer 13

Who = replace with he or she
Whom = replace with her or him