27. identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence
A. I went to the library books movie, an audio recording
B. I promise to be on time for the art show that I can help sign up the participants
C. I want to learn more about Ireland goodnight classes prefer to study Scotland
D. reading a story, writing a paragraph, and finishing some math problems
28. identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence
A. several new books, albums and DVDs are on today
B. The door is hanging by its Rusty iron hinge, and it may fall at any moment
C. I busy industrious day at work today
D. The lime green wall had not been painted
29. on a works cited page, which of the following should not be in italics
A. title of an article
B. Title of a periodical
C. title of a newspaper
D. title of a non-fictional book
answer all of them
27. A. I went to the library books movie, an audio recording (incorrect punctuation)
28. C. I busy industrious day at work today (incorrect punctuation)
29. B. Title of a periodical (should not be in italics)
27. The incorrectly punctuated sentence is:
C. I want to learn more about Ireland goodnight classes prefer to study Scotland.
28. The incorrectly punctuated sentence is:
C. I busy industrious day at work today.
29. On a works cited page, the following should not be in italics:
B. Title of a periodical
27. The incorrectly punctuated sentence is A. I went to the library books movie, an audio recording.
To identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence, you need to look for any errors in punctuation. In option A, there is a comma used before the word "movie" that seems unnecessary and disrupts the flow of the sentence.
28. The incorrectly punctuated sentence is C. I busy industrious day at work today.
To identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence, you need to look for any errors in punctuation. In option C, there is a missing verb between the article "I" and the adjectives "busy" and "industrious." It should be written as "I had a busy industrious day at work today."
29. The correct answer is B. Title of a periodical.
On a works cited page, the titles of periodicals (such as journals, magazines, or newspapers) should be italicized. However, the titles of articles, newspapers, and non-fiction books should be placed in quotation marks.