english help?

Question

select the correctly punctuated sentence inthe group.

a.Ms. Espinoza has offered to coach the team this year, however, the competition for the job is intense.
b.Ms. Espinoza has offered to coach the team this year, however the competition for the job is intense.
c.Ms. Espinoza has offered to coach the team this year; however, the competition for the job is intense.

Select the correctly punctuated sentence in this group.

a. The team's major concerns this year, however, are staying healthy, finding a good shooting guard, and maintaining good relations with the public.
b.The team's major concerns this year, however, are: staying healthy, finding a good shooting guard, and maintaining good relations with the public.
c.The team's major concerns this year; however, are-- staying healthy, finding a good shooting guard, and maintaining good relations with the public.

Answer 1

C and A.

Answer 2

.a. Ms. Espinoza has offered to coach the team this year, however, the competition for the job is intense.

a. The team's major concerns this year, however, are staying healthy, finding a good shooting guard, and maintaining good relations with the public.

Answer 3

a.Ms. Espinoza has offered to coach the team this year, however, the competition for the job is intense. [however needs commas before and after it]

b.The team's major concerns this year, however, are: staying healthy, finding a good shooting guard, and maintaining good relations with the public. [you have a number of things, a list and so a colon is required to let us know a list is coming.] [sometimes people don't use a comma before the last and]

Answer 4

In N Z you likely have some expressions which aren't any further heard elsewhere, no longer even in Australia. i'm southern English, yet changed into in oz..for 3 years contained in the early 1970s. Visited N Z round Auckland for some hours on the way abode from oz..by sea. yet then, what's "English" English or British English? as far as i'm in contact the North (of england) is yet another u . s . for language!

Answer 5

A for the first one and B for the second

Answer 6

Here's to cheating!

I've looked in 2 grammar book and for the first part, it appears that either a or c is correct. After year, there can be a "," or a ";" . Neither book told me which would be correct though! [They're nutshell books]

Actually, i just googled. It appears that C is correct. Read http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_commacomp.html and then read http://chuma.cas.usf.edu/~olson/pms/semicolon.html


for the second part, its defo B

Answer 7

1. b

2. b i think
you wouldnt put a "," after however on the first sentence.

Answer 8

I think the first one is c. And the second one might be b. I`m just trying.

Answer 9

C and B

Answer 10

C and B