1.
A group of words forming an incomplete segment is a(n) _____ .
2.
The sentence "You're tired of his nonsense and you've got a gun in your purse" needs a comma before the _____ .
3.
A comma-but separates two _____ clauses.
4.
"If one person tailgates you, they are the problem" is an example of the "_____ they."
5.
The expression "1980s" should drop the _____ .
6.
The expression "apple-pie" in "apple-pie filling" is a compound or _____ adjective.
7.
The expression "high school student" doesn't need a hyphen because it's considered _____ .
8.
Also, don't hyphenate such adjectives if the first word is a(n) _____ ending in -ly.
9.
The word "its" is a(n) _____ pronoun.
10.
One way to express "reason to follow" is with a punctuation mark called a(n) _____ .
11.
The words "scissors" and "pants" are types of "pluralia _____ ."
12.
Americans say "drunk driving," but the Brits say, "_____ driving."
13.
The comma splice in "You're sleepy, you should stop driving and rest" can be corrected by removing the comma and replacing it with a(n) _____ .
14.
A group of words with a subject and a related predicate is called a(n) _____ .
