Punctuate the following sentences using colons, semicolons, apostrophes, and quotation marks where needed. some sentences need more than one mark added to be corrected. georges opinion was not shared by my friends. watch out for the first step, warned my mother. i was planning to take three courses basic math, speech, and choir. it is supposed to snow today bring a warm winter coat. uncle jefferson offered me some advice travel while youre still young. margarita was happy her grades were even better than she had hoped. tomas whispered, i just heard father say, we are giving your brother a surprise party. jerome took more than 200 photographs of the museums mummy display.

George's opinion was not shared by my friends. "Watch out for the first step," warned my mother. I was planning to take three courses: basic math, speech, and choir. It is supposed to snow today; bring a warm winter coat. Uncle Jefferson offered me some advice: travel while you're still young. Margarita was happy; her grades were even better than she had hoped. Tomas whispered, "I just heard Father say, 'We are giving your brother a surprise party.'" Jerome took more than 200 photographs of the museum's mummy display.

<The punctuation is bolded, but if you cannot tell: There is a apostrophe between George and s (1st) There are quotation marks around Watch out for the first step (2nd). There is a colon after courses (3rd). There is a semicolon after today (4th). There is a colon after advice (5th). There is a semicolon after happy (6th). There are quotation marks around I just heard father say, we are giving your brother a surprise party (7th). There are apostrophes around we are giving your brother a surprise party (7th). There is a apostrophe between museum and s (8th)>

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The answer is "he was bad enough in all conscience, but the devil himself could not temp him to turn slave-trader. satirical is a synonym for sarcastic. so when the author says that tom walker could not be tempted by the devil he does not literally mean "the devil" but he means that he is too morally upright to become a slave-trader.