Answer: It depends what type of work you have to do???
Explanation:
Answer: * When someone is tired, he can't think very well. OR
When someone is tired, she can't think very well.
Principals can be more successful when they treat students with respect.
Explanation: Traditional rule: if the antecedent (usually a noun)is singular, use a singular pronoun: he, she, it.
If the antecedent is plural, use a plural pronoun: they, them
* This is not a good example because the subject/antecedent is an indefinite pronoun. There is a recent trend to use 'they' as the pronoun for unidentified gender rather than the traditional 'he.' But it is good to know that in older texts 'he' was used to refer to both masculine and feminine antecedents.
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Answer:
B. Loretta has a collection of old vinyl records that she keeps in her moldy, dusty attic.
Explanation:
Punctuation is the correct use of grammatical signs/ marks so that the sentence can be deemed correct and have a meaning. It involves various marks such as the comma, colon, semi-colon, question marks, full-stop, etc.
From the given options, the sentence that best uses the correct punctuation signs is the third sentence. In sentence B, the use of the comma is correct while the other sentences have mistakes about how or where the commas/ pauses are placed.
In sentence B, the words "moldy, dusty" are adjectives that modify the noun "attic", therefore the need to separate them by a comma.
Thus, the <u>correct answer is option B.</u>
