Exit quiz for

1. Exit quiz for The Suez Canal, which is 103 miles long, connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. Please understand, friends, that I can’t attend all of these events at the same time. 3. Incidentally, the oil fields under the Rockies are predicted to contain nearly 3 trillion barrels of oil. 4. Linda, the girl in the corner, got an A in chemistry. 5. Musharif, who is the physician in charge of the team, announced that the face transplant had been successful.

2. Paired Commas Appositives Direct address Parenthetical Expressions Nonessential clauses and phrases

3. Appositives (650)identify or explain preceding noun An interview with Florence Cohen, the noted landscape architect, will appear Sunday in the Herald, our local paper. The plot of that book, a murder mystery, is in my opinion far too complicated.

4. Direct address (650) Do you know, Lena, where you put the plant? Please tell us, Jerry, how the charity drive went. You seem upset, my friend.

5. Parenthetical expressions (650) The train, I am sure, will be on time. On the contrary, exercise is relaxing. Indeed, that is startling news. Exercise 6 (651)

6. Nonessential clauses and phrases (646) Carla Harris, who was offered scholarships to three colleges, will go to Vassar in the fall. Pierre, which is the capital of South Dakota, is on Lake Sharpe in the center of the state. Mr. Pate, who is my science teacher, said that. My brother, frightened by thunder, sat in my lap. Exercise 3 (646)

7. Exit quiz for Double commas:name the rule in force • The Suez Canal, which is 103 miles long, connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. • Please understand, friends, that I can’t attend all of these events at the same time. 3. Incidentally, the oil fields under the Rockies are predicted to contain nearly 3 trillion barrels of oil. 4. Linda, the girl in the corner, got an A in chemistry. 5. A mongrel that followed me home suddenly trotted up to me and started to lick my hand.