Question

This is an interpretive gramar question. Select the correct versions of the following sentences. There are multiple correct answers. Please check all that apply.

1. Your free to complete the task however you wish, just don't blame me because it takes five years.

Your free to complete the task, however, you wish; just don't blame me, because it takes 5 years.

You're free to complete the task however you wish; just don't blame me because it takes five years.

You're free to complete the task however you wish; just don't blame me, because it takes 5 years.

You're free to complete the task however you wish: Just don't blame me because it takes five years.

2. My favorite English teacher was Carlton Counard; a teacher who I had in high school.

My favorite english teacher was Carlton Counard, a teacher who I had in high school.

My favorite English teacher was Carlton Counard, a teacher that I had in high school.

My favorite english teacher was Carlton Counard; a teacher that I had in high school.

My favorite English teacher was Carlton Counard, a teacher whom I had in high school.

3. Hiding behind the tree, I have found you at last. Our little game, of hide-and-seek, is over.

Hiding behind the tree, I have found you at last. Our little game of hide-and-seek is over.

I have found you at last hiding behind the tree. Our little game, of hide-and-seek, is over.

Hiding behind the tree, I have found you, at last! Our little game of hide-and-seek is over.

At last, I have found you hiding behind the tree. Our little game of hide-and-seek is over.

4. Weather we go to the grocery store, or the gas station, will be depending on how long we want too be in the car.

Whether we go to the grocery store or the gas station, will be dependant on how long we want to be in the car.

Whether we go to the grocery store or the gas station will be dependent on how long we want to be in the car.

Weather we go to the grocery store or the gas station, will depend on how long we want to be in the car.

Whether we go to the grocery store, or the gas station, will depending on how long we want to be in the car.

5. To clean you're cloths you must put them in the washer and add soap.

To clean your cloths, you must put them in the washer, and add soap.

To clean you're clothes you must put them in the washer and add soap.

To clean your clothes, you must put them in the washer and add soap.

To clean your clothes you must put them in the washer, and add soap.

6. Roger has a bachelors from UNLV in Las Vegas NV, a masters from Marquette University in Milwaukee WI, and a phd from Fordham University in New York City.

Roger has a bachelors from UNLV in Las Vegas, NV, a masters from Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI, and a phd from Fordham University in New York City.

Roger has a bachelor's from UNLV in Las Vegas, Nev., a master's from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis., and a phd from Fordham University in New York City.

Roger has a bachelor's, from UNLV, in Las Vegas, NV, a master's, from Marquette University, in Milwaukee, WI, and a PhD, from Fordham University, in New York City.

Roger has a bachelor's from UNLV in Las Vegas, Nev.; a master's from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis.; and a Ph.D. from Fordham University in New York City.

7. Las Vegas; a city which was built on gambling is somehow getting by in this economy.

Las Vegas, a city that was built on gambling, is somehow getting by in this economy.

Las Vegas: a city which was built on gambling, is somehow getting by in this economy.

Las Vegas, a city, which was built on gambling is somehow getting by in this economy.

Las Vegas; a city that was build on gambling is somehow getting by in this economy.

8. While excepting his award, the champion stall mucker promised to not let the fame effect him.

While accepting his award, the champion stall mucker promised not to let the fame effect him.

While accepting his award the champion stall mucker promised not to the let the fame affect him.

While accepting his award, the champion stall mucker promised not to let the fame affect him.

While excepting his award the champion stall mucker promised not to let the fame effect him.

9. Depending on the type of tool you use depends on the job you use the tool for.

Depending on the type of tool you use, depends on the job you use the tool for.

Depending on the type of tool you use, depends on the job, for which you use the tool.

The type of tool you use depends on the job.

The type of tool, depending on the job, depends on what you use the tool for.

10. Because I to play music it's hard for me to find a musician who's music has an effect on me.

Because I too play music, it's hard for me to find a musician whose music has an effect on me.

Because I too play music it's hard for me to find a musician whose music has an affect on me.

Because I, too, play music, it's hard for me to find a musician whose music has an effect on me.

Because I, too, play music it's hard for me to find a musician who's music has an effect on me.

Answer 1

1. Options 3 and 4 are correct

This is because they both show the correct use of ‘you are’ as ‘you’re’. Moroever, the use of semi colon to connect the two parts of the sentence is correct.

2. The last option is the correct sentence as it uses ‘whom’ as the connective between to two sentences to focus on the English teacher.

3. The last option is correct as ideally ‘at last’ is used in the beginning of a sentence.

4. Options 1 and 2 show grammatically correct examples as they use the correct spelling of ‘whetehr’ and the second sentence additionally uses the comma at the correct place in the sentence.