Identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence.
(1 point)
Responses
Be careful not to mix household cleaners, for that can be dangerous.
Be careful not to mix household cleaners, for that can be dangerous.
I will wash the windows, and you clean the floors.
I will wash the windows, and you clean the floors.
The windows have been washed, but they still look dirty.
The windows have been washed, but they still look dirty.
This product is, for cleaning glass.
This product is, for cleaning glass.
The incorrectly punctuated sentence is: "This product is, for cleaning glass."
To identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence, we need to look for any sentence that does not follow the rules of punctuation. Let's analyze each sentence:
1. "Be careful not to mix household cleaners, for that can be dangerous." - This sentence is correctly punctuated. It uses a comma to separate the clauses: "Be careful not to mix household cleaners" and "for that can be dangerous."
2. "I will wash the windows, and you clean the floors." - This sentence is correctly punctuated. It uses a comma to separate the clauses: "I will wash the windows" and "you clean the floors."
3. "The windows have been washed, but they still look dirty." - This sentence is correctly punctuated. It uses a comma to separate the clauses: "The windows have been washed" and "but they still look dirty."
4. "This product is, for cleaning glass." - This sentence is incorrectly punctuated. There is a comma used in an incorrect location. The correct punctuation would be: "This product is for cleaning glass." The comma before "for cleaning glass" is unnecessary.
Therefore, the incorrectly punctuated sentence is: "This product is, for cleaning glass."