ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Identify the correct sentence.a. Remember this​ date: Monday, march 4.
b. My wedding date is in the Spring of 2012.
c. I will be flying home on​ Friday, the Day after Thanksgiving.
d. The playoff game took place on​ Wednesday, October​ 11, 2011.

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Answer 1
Answer: d. uses correct punctuation.
In a, march is not capitalized but it should be, months have to be always.
in c, Day is capitalized but it shouldn't be because it is not a name, proper noun, day of the week or month of the year, or a holiday.
In b, spring does not need to be capitalized.
Answer 2
Answer: I believe that D is the correct answer

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FALSE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!                                                 

the answer is false. hope this helps :)

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There can only be 3 lines.    Haiku poems don't have to rhyme.

U don't need to be strict about your punctuation.
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