from the sentences witch one contains grammer or punctuation error?

Question

1. In any case, we eagerly look forward to the reorganization.
2. To obtain the best score on the examination, one must combine speed and accuracy.
3. All nine Federal employees, who are responsible for program planning, are appointive officials.
4. The director, understanding that time was of essence, gave the signal to go ahead with the project.

Answer 1

I think it is number two, there should be a coma after the word score.

Answer 2

Yours:
from the sentences witch one contains grammer or punctuation error
1. In any case, we eagerly look forward to the reorganization?
2. To obtain the best score on the examination, one must combine speed and accuracy.
3. All nine Federal employees, who are responsible for program planning, are appointive officials.
4. The director, understanding that time was of essence, gave the signal to go ahead with the project


Corrected Version:

From these sentences, which one contains grammar or punctuation errors?
1. In any case, we eagerly look forward to the reorganization.
2. To obtain the best score on the examination, one must combine speed and accuracy.
3. All nine Federal employees, who are responsible for program planning, are appointed officials.
4. The director, understanding that time was of the essence gave the signal to go ahead with the project.

Answer 3

3

Answer 4

3

Answer 5

I can see why you would ask since your question has all of the choices beat.

It seems as if you are trying to get help with a grammar test or quiz, but based upon your grammar usage in your question, I feel it would be inappropriate to tell you the correct answer.

Post additional details and I will think about it.

Answer 6

If any are incorrect it would most likely be 3, though I would go for the Question as you spell which wrong.

Answer 7

Number 2 doesn't need a comma.

Answer 8

I agree with the 1st person. I think it's 3.

Answer 9

number 3 federal shouldn't be capitalized

Answer 10

#2