Help with Capitalization and Commas !!!!?

Question

Can someone please help me with these couple of questions about Capitalization and Commas ??? Your help will be really appreciated. THanks.


Insert Commas where needed in the following sentences IF NEEDED:

1. Shirley please contact Terri Herndon M.D for an interview on Monday December 12 2004 in Kansas City KS.

2. Throughout your job search follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic or eliminate this section of the resume.

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer greet him or her with a firm handshake Ronald.

CAPITALIZATION TRUE OR FALSE!!!

1. Specific and general educational course titles are capitalized.

2. Always use an official document or a telephone directory to verify the spelling of the name of a group or government unit.

Answer 1

1. Shirley, please contact Terri Herndon,M.D., for an interview on December 12, 2004, in Kansas City, KS.
2. Throughout your job search, follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.
3. Make your objective realistic, or eliminate this section of the resume.
4. When you are introduced to the interviewer, greet him or her with a firm handshake, Ronald.

Caps
1. false
2. true

Chow!!

Answer 2

1) Shirley, please contact Terri Herndon, M.D, for an interview on Monday, December 12, 2004 in Kansas City, KS

2. Throughout your job search follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic, or eliminate this section of the resume

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer, greet him or her with a firm handshake, Ronald.

1. Specific and general educational course titles are capitalized

2. Always use an official document or a telephone directory to verify the spelling of the name of a group or government unit

Answer 3

The rule of thumb concerning commas, is that you insert them where there is a break in the sentence, where things need to be separated, or where you would normally put in a pause.
For example, on the first one:
There is a pause after Shirley. Shirley is not part of the sentence, simply the person who is being spoken to. So there will be a comma afer Shirley. You also use commas to break up dates, so the date would be written Monday, December 12, 2004 and again, to partition the city and the state, so it would read Kansas City, KS.
A comma is also used after a title, and between the name and the title IF THE TITLE IS ABBREVITED AND FOLLOWS THE NAME, so the contact would be Terri Herndon, M.D.,
You would not, for example, use a comma between the title the name if the title came first. So Terri Herndon, M.D. is correct, but so is Dr Terri Herndon.

Using that as a guide, try the other three examples. In fact, if you can sort out the first one, you wont' have any trouble, ever, with where to put commas. That's a dandy example!

Answer 4

1. Shirley, please contact Terri Herndon M.D for an interview on Monday, December 12, 2004 in Kansas City, KS.

2. Throughout your job, search follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic, or eliminate this section of the resume.

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer greet him or her with a firm handshake, Ronald.

CAPITALIZATION TRUE OR FALSE!!!

1. Specific and general educational course titles are capitalized.
I'm not sure about that.

2. Always use an official document or a telephone directory to verify the spelling of the name of a group or government unit.
Whose to say those sources don't have typos either, but they do seem to be viable sorces.

Answer 5

Insert Commas where needed in the following sentences IF NEEDED:

1. Shirley, please contact Terri Herndon M.D for an interview on Monday, December, 12 2004, in Kansas, City KS.

2. Throughout your job search follow these steps, to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic or eliminate this section of the resume.

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer, greet him or her with a firm handshake, Ronald.

CAPITALIZATION TRUE OR FALSE!!!

1. Specific and general educational course titles are capitalized. TRUE

2. Always use an official document or a telephone directory to verify the spelling of the name of a group or government unit.
TRUE

Answer 6

1. Shirley, please contace Terri Herndon M.D. for an interview on Monday, December 12, 2004 in Kansas City, KS.

2. Throughout your job search, follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic or eliminate this section of the resume.

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer, greet him or her with a firm handshake, Ronald.

CAPITALIZATION TRUE OR FALSE!!!

1. Specific and general educational course titles are capitalized.
TRUE

2. Always use an official document or a telephone directory to verify the spelling of the name of a group or government unit.
TRUE

Answer 7

1. Shirley please contact Terri Herndon M.D for an interview on Monday December 12 2004 in Kansas City KS.

2. Throughout your job search follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic or eliminate this section of the resume.

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer greet him or her with a firm handshake Ronald.

CAPITALIZATION TRUE OR FALSE!!!

1. Specific and general educational course titles are capitalized.

2. Always use an official document or a telephone directory to verify the spelling of the name of a group or government unit.

Answer 8

Insert Commas where needed in the following sentences IF NEEDED:

1. Shirley, please contact Terri Herndon, M.D for an interview on Monday, December 12, 2004 in Kansas City, KS.

2. Throughout your job search, follow these steps to market your skills and attributes.

3. Make your objective realistic or eliminate this section of the resume.

4. When you are introduced to the interviewer, greet him or her with a firm handshake, Ronald.

CAPITALIZATION TRUE OR FALSE!!!

1. False(I'm guessing on this one... I think specific ones are capitalized, but general ones aren't. "English" or "Spanish"(classes) are capitalized because they are names of language courses. Classes like "Math II" or "History 101" are capitalized because they are followed by numbers or roman numerals. Classes like "biology" or "science" aren't capitalized.)

2. True

Answer 9

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Answer 10

We arent here to DO YOUR HOMEWORK FOR YOU and have YOU get the nice grade.

ARE YOU SERIOUS??????????

Didnt you learn anything in school? Or were you too busy texting to your friends and talking about tv shows?