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Question 1: Which sentence uses proper capitalization?

i visited venice last summer.
I visited venice last summer.
I visited Venice last summer.
I Visited Venice Last Summer.

Question 2: Which sentence uses a strong transition for coherence?

I like coffee. It’s morning.
I like coffee; therefore, I drink it every morning.
Coffee is great. I drink it.
Coffee. Morning.

Question 3: What is the best way to structure a persuasive essay’s opening?

Just start writing anything.
Provide a clear thesis statement.
List random facts.
Write a long story first.

Question 4: Which sentence is best for opening a formal complaint letter?

I’m really upset about this issue!
I am writing to express my concern regarding a recent issue.
This problem is super annoying!
Hey, fix this problem now!

Question 5: Which sentence is most suitable for a formal thank-you email after a meeting?

Thanks for the great chat!
I appreciate your time and valuable insights.
That meeting was awesome, thanks!
Big thanks for meeting up!

Question 6: Choose the sentence with the correct article usage.

She adopted a elephant last week.
She adopted an elephant last week.
She adopted the elephant last week.
She adopted elephant last week.

Question 7: Which sentence avoids excessive modifiers?

The show was truly spectacular.
The show was spectacular.
The show was completely amazing.
The show was absolutely fantastic.

Question 8: Which sentence avoids redundant adjectives?

The movie was absolutely thrilling.
The movie was thrilling.
The movie was completely exciting.
The movie was truly captivating.

Question 9: Which sentence is most suitable for opening a professional report on climate change?

Climate change is a big deal.
This report examines the urgent need for climate action.
I like talking about the weather.
Here’s some stuff about climate.

Question 10: Which sentence best introduces a paragraph about environmental conservation?

Let’s talk about something else.
Protecting our planet is crucial for future generations.
I like hiking in nature.
Conservation is boring.

Question 11: Which sentence uses commas correctly for a nonrestrictive clause?

My sister who lives in Paris is a chef.
My sister, who lives in Paris, is a chef.
My sister who lives in Paris, is a chef.
My sister, who lives in Paris is a chef.

Question 12: Which sentence uses a dash correctly for additional information?

My dog, a golden retriever, loves to play.
My dog—a golden retriever—loves to play.
My dog: a golden retriever loves to play.
My dog a golden retriever—loves to play.

Question 13: Which sentence is most appropriate for concluding a persuasive essay?

I don’t know what to say.
In conclusion, these reasons strongly support my argument.
Thanks for reading my essay!
This is just my opinion.

Question 14: Which sentence uses parallel structure correctly?

She enjoys swimming, hiking, and to paint.
She enjoys swimming, hiking, and painting.
She enjoys to swim, hike, and painting.
She enjoys swimming, to hike, and paint.

Question 15: Which sentence avoids overusing adjectives?

The very beautiful, amazing, stunning view was great.
The scenic view was breathtaking.
The super awesome, cool view was nice.
The fantastic, wonderful view was good.

Question 16: Which sentence uses commas correctly for an introductory phrase?

To my delight, the package arrived early.
To my delight the package arrived early.
To my, delight the package arrived early.
To my delight, the package, arrived early.

Question 17: Which sentence is spelled correctly?

The occassion was memorable.
The occasion was memorable.
The ocassion was memorable.
The occasoin was memorable.

Question 18: Which sentence uses commas correctly in a compound sentence?

I wanted to attend the concert but, I had to finish my work.
I wanted to attend the concert, but I had to finish my work.
I wanted to attend the concert but I had to finish my work.
I wanted to attend the concert, but, I had to finish my work.

Question 19: Which sentence uses the correct article for a vowel sound?

I need a umbrella.
I need an umbrella.
I need the umbrella.
I need umbrella.

Question 20: Which sentence avoids unnecessary modifiers?

The performance was absolutely outstanding.
The performance was outstanding.
The performance was truly exceptional.
The performance was completely remarkable.

Question 21: Which sentence is most concise for a professional email closing?

Thanks a lot, talk soon!
I look forward to your response.
Hope to hear from you, bye!
Let’s keep in touch, okay?

Question 22: Which sentence uses a colon correctly for a list?

I need the following, pens, paper, folders.
I need the following: pens, paper, folders.
I need the following pens, paper, folders.
I need the following; pens, paper, folders.

Question 23: Which sentence is best for addressing a client in a formal email?

Hey, how’s it going?
Dear [Name], I hope this message finds you well.
Yo, what’s up with the project?
Hi, let’s talk business!

Question 24: Which sentence is best for a formal request for a reference letter?

Can you write me a reference?
Would you be so kind as to provide a reference letter?
I need a reference letter, please.
Write me a reference, okay?

Question 25: Which sentence uses proper capitalization?

i went to london.
I went to london.
I went to London.
I Went to London.

Question 26: Which sentence uses concise language for a report?

The project was really, really successful.
The project achieved great success.
The project was super awesome.
The project did very well.

Question 27: Which word is spelled correctly?

Convinient
Convenient
Conveniant
Convienient

Question 28: Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive mood?

If I was rich, I would travel the world.
If I were rich, I would travel the world.
If I am rich, I will travel the world.
If I be rich, I travel the world.

Question 29: Which sentence uses a clear topic sentence for a paragraph?

Things are nice.
Social media impacts communication significantly.
I like social media.
Social media is cool.