Fix the Commas: Maddy told Jack, the election sucked.

Maddy told Jack the election sucked.

fix the commas: Avery however got a B in Math.

Avery, however, got a B in Math.

Fix the counting word: Since it's raining, I have a few less things to do this weekend.

Since it's raining, I have fewer things to do this weekend.

Fix the punctuation: Ashley prepared multiple desserts; a pie, a cake, and cookies.

Ashley prepared multiple desserts: pie, cake, and cookies.

Fix the pronoun: Between you and I, Kelly is pretty cool.

Between you and me, Kelly is pretty cool.

fix the verb: Ave helped lie the carpet down in Jay's new house.

Ave helped lay the carpet in Jay's new house.

fix the pronoun: Hunter doesn't know who he will ask to prom.

Hunter doesn't know whom he will ask to prom.

Fix the past participle: Kelly forgot where she had hid the remote.

Kelly forgot she had hidden the remote.

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1
Fix the apostrophe(s): you're next appointment is here.
You next appointment is here.
Youre next appointment is here.
Your next appointment is here.
Your next appointment 'is here.
2
Fix the Commas: Maddy told Jack, the election sucked.
No change
Maddy told Jack the election sucked.
WELL
Maddy told Jack the, election sucked.
3
fix the commas: Avery however got a B in Math.
Avery however got a B in Math.
Avery however, got a B in Math.
Avery, however got a B in Math.
Avery, however, got a B in Math.
4
Fix the punctuation: Come early. If you come.
Come early if you can.
Come early, if you can.
Come early: if you can.
No change
5
Fix the counting word: Since it's raining, I have a few less things to do this weekend.
Since it's raining, I have fewer things to do this weekend.
Since its raining, I have very few things to do this weekend
No change
No change
6
Fix the apostrophe(s): Thats his' car.
Thats his car.
No Change
that his car.
That's his car
7
Fix the punctuation: Ashley prepared multiple desserts; a pie, a cake, and cookies.
No Change
No Change
Ashley prepared multiple desserts: pie, cake, and cookies.
Ashley cooked a pie, cake, and cookies.
8
Fix the pronoun: Between you and I, Kelly is pretty cool.
Between me and you, Kelly is pretty cool.
Me and you, Kelly is pretty cool.
no change
Between you and me, Kelly is pretty cool.
9
fix the verb: Ave helped lie the carpet down in Jay's new house.
Ave helped lay the carpet in Jay's new house.
No change.
No change.
Ave helped laid the carpet down in Jay's new house.
10
fix the pronoun: Hunter doesn't know who he will ask to prom.
Hunter doesn't know whose he will ask to prom.
Hunter doesn't know who's he will ask to prom.
Hunter doesn't know whom he will ask to prom.
Hunter doesn't know who he will ask to prom.
11
Fix the past participle: Kelly forgot where she had hid the remote.
no change
Kelly forgot where she had hided the remote.
Kelly forgot she had hidden the remote.
Kelly forgot she had hid the remote.

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