Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that could be in verb tense, verb form, subject-verb agreement, word order, punctuation, capitalization, conjunction, articles, nouns, pronouns, or missing subject. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: Victor is not want to go to College today even though he has a test in Music 101.

In the text box, write a sentence with all the elements required. The sentence has to be grammatically correct and meet all the requirements for full credit.    Write a complex sentence with an adverb clause of concession and at least one clause in the present perfect tense.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. Do not write the whole sentence in the blank. Spelling and word order must be correct.   Yesterday Nancy (cry) [cry] in the kitchen because she (cut) [cut] onions.

Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that could be in verb tense, verb form, subject-verb agreement, word order, punctuation, capitalization, conjunction, articles, nouns, pronouns, or missing subject. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: I did not turned a homework for my math class last week, so my grades went down.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. Do not write the whole sentence in the blank. Spelling and word order must be correct.   I love action movies. I (see) [see] all the Avengers movies, but I (not watch) [notwatch] the “She Hulk” series on Disney+ yet.

In the text box, write a sentence with all the elements required. The sentence has to be grammatically correct and meet all the requirements for full credit.    Write a complex sentence with an adverb clause of reason and at least one clause in the simple past tense.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. Do not write the whole sentence in the blank. Spelling and word order must be correct.   Since Beatriz (leave) [leave] her well-paying manager job last month, she (look) [look] for a way to pay her bills.

In the text box, write a sentence with all the elements required. The sentence has to be grammatically correct and meet all the requirements for full credit.    Write a complex sentence with an adverb clause of time and at least one clause in the simple future tense.

Read the sentence carefully. If the sentence does not have any grammar errors, write CORRECT in the text entry box. If the sentence is incorrect, there will be two errors that could be in verb tense, verb form, subject-verb agreement, word order, punctuation, capitalization, conjunction, articles, nouns, pronouns, or missing subject. Rewrite the sentence and correct the two errors in the text entry box. Highlight your corrections. SENTENCE: Tomorrow after Victor will eat lunch he is going to visit his uncle.

A college friend confides to you that they sometimes have trouble with constipation and would like to know what you have learned in this class so they are better prepared the next time they experience constipation.  Which of the following statements would be CORRECT for you to share with your friend?