English, 02.07.2019 17:30 jaleahwalker

What is the correct punctuation for the simple sentence? question 1 options: the boy ran, across the street. the boy ran across, the street. the boy ran across the street. the boy, ran across the street. question 2 (2 points) what is the correct puntuation for the compound sentence? question 2 options: i get home from school at 3: 30 i'm going to take a nap. i get home from school at 3: 30 then, i'm going to take a nap. i get home from school at 3: 30 because, i'm going to take a nap. i get home from school at 3: 30, and i'm going to take a nap. question 3 (2 points) what is the correct punctuation for the compound sentence? question 3 options: i got in trouble, i can't go to the party. i got in trouble, so i can't go to the party. i got in trouble so i can't go to the party. i got in trouble then i can't go to the party. question 4 (2 points) what is the correct punctuation for the compound sentence? question 4 options: the boy ran across the street, he retrieved the ball. the boy ran across the street but he retrieved the ball. the boy ran across the street; he retrieved the ball. the boy ran across the street and he retrieved the ball. question 5 (2 points) what is the correct punctuation for the simple sentence? question 5 options: the boy and girl ran to school before class started. the boy and girl ran to school, before class started. the boy and girl ran to school; before class started. the boy and girl ran to school: before class started.

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