Teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I want to ask you,  I need you help me on this question that is little bit confuse .
So the question that I want to ask you is they want me click on the version of the sentence with no distracting shifts in person or number. ( 1. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, you began to see skunks everywhere.   2. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, we began to see skunks everywhere.)

      So teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I don't understand, like some time they gave you a question, and when you starting to answer the question you feel like they try to trick you and make you confuse too. I need you help me on this question the I don't know, today this question is they want me to click on Submit both to check and to record your answer. Answers may vary. (  At the age of twelve, my English teacher entered me in a public speaking contest. ). I need some help on that.

       So I just finished a quiz and it was easy, but I got two questions I don't understand. My first questions is ( They want you to Repair any fragment by attaching it to a nearby sentence or by rewriting it as a complete sentence. If a word group is correct, do not change it. When you have finished, click on Submit both to check and to record your answer. Answers may vary.) ( 1. This is the sentence  Good manners are defined differently in different places. For example, in some cultures diners burp to show their appreciation, but in other cultures a person who burps is expected to say "Excuse me."  ) So I have trouble on this.

      So teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I don't understand, like some time they gave you a question, and when you starting to answer the question you feel like they try to trick you and make you confuse too. I need you help me on this question the I don't know, today this question is they want me to click on the correct sentence, the one with no errors in sentence structure. ( 1. Although consumers complain about the price of gasoline, relatively few have purchased hybrid vehicles.  2.  Although consumers complain about the price of gasoline, however relatively few have purchased hybrid vehicles.) I don't really know the mean, I need little bit help.

     So teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I don't understand, like some time they gave you a question, and when you starting to answer the question you feel like they try to trick you and make you confuse too. I need you help me on this question the I don't know, today this question is they want me to  click on Omit if the underlined word or words can be omitted, and click on Needed if the underlined word or words are needed for grammar or logic. so the question is here ( Christopher had an attention span longer than that of the other students. ) ( A. Omit B. Needed ) I don't really understand. I need help on that.  

       So teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I don't understand, like some time they gave you a question, and when you starting to answer the question you feel like they try to trick you and make you confuse too. I need you help me on this question the I don't know, today this question is they want me to each sentence to eliminate problems with pronoun-antecedent agreement. When you have finished, click on Submit both to check and to record your answer. Answers may vary. ( A police dog will do anything for their master, including giving up their life. ) I need the help on that please.

     Teacher so I just   finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz for today is not hard, but I have a few question that I want to ask you,  I need you help me on this question that is little bit confuse . So the question for today that I want to ask you is ( They want me to click on the better sentence, the one that does not have any problem of pronoun-antecedent agreement.) ( 1. An American family is likely to have at least two cars in their garage. 2.  American families are likely to have at least two cars in their garages.) . 

    Teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I want to ask you,  I need you help me on this question that is little bit confuse .
So the question that I want to ask you is ( they want you to Click on the correct verb in the parentheses. 1.( Before reaching college, nearly everyone already (knows / know) several facts about fables.   A.Knows  B.Know . So I am confuse on what is different between Knows and Know. Are they same meaning?

      Today, I  I just finished my quiz, and this time is little bit hard. So I got some questions that I want to ask you. Today's questions is  ( If the sentence is a run-on, revise it using a technique that you find effective. If the sentence is correct, do not change it. When you have finished, click on Submit both to check and to record your answer. Answers may vary. ) ( This is the sentence , The presence of a small number of white blood cells in the blood is normal, a high concentration of white cells may be cause for concern.) I don't know how to do now, can you tell me what is mean?

       So I just finished a quiz and it was easy, but I got two questions I don't understand. My first questions is ( They want you to Repair any fragment by attaching it to a nearby sentence or by rewriting it as a complete sentence. If a word group is correct, do not change it. When you have finished, click on Submit both to check and to record your answer. Answers may vary.) ( 1. This is the sentence  Good manners are defined differently in different places. For example, in some cultures diners burp to show their appreciation, but in other cultures a person who burps is expected to say "Excuse me."  ) So I have trouble on this.

     Teacher, I just finished my quiz, and this time is little bit hard some grammar I don't very understand, so I have a few questions that I don't understand. What is this question about?  ( 1.Shakespeare is perhaps best known for his four major tragedies. Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth. A. Shakespeare is perhaps best known for his four major tragedies. B.  Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth. C.  OK. ) They said that they want me to  click on the word group that is a fragment. If both word groups in the pair are complete sentences, click on OK. Some  questions that i don't know.

          So teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I don't understand, like some time they gave you a question, and when you starting to answer the question you feel like they try to trick you and make you confuse too. I need you help me on this question the I don't know, today this question is they want me to click  on Sentence if the word group is a sentence or on Fragment if it is a fragment. Before working the exercise, read the example, which is the first sentence in the paragraph from which the sentences are taken. EX: ( Before they toured America and became world famous, the Beatles played at a Liverpool club called the Cavern.   A. Sentence B. Fragment.  I need the little bit help.

     So teacher I just  finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I don't understand, like some time they gave you a question, and when you starting to answer the question you feel like they try to trick you and make you confuse too. I need you help me on this question the I don't know, today this question is they want me to click  each sentence is simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex. EX: ( 1. Simple 2. Compound 3.Complex 4. Compound-complex ) I have little Problems on that.