Exercise 35.7

EXERCISE 35.7

Insert a comma in any of the following sentences that require one.

  1. “The public be damned!” William Henry Vanderbilt was reported to have said. “I’m working for my stockholders.”

    Question

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    Exercise 35.7: “The public be damned!” William Henry Vanderbilt was reported to have said. “I’m working for my stockholders.”
  2. My mother was fond of telling me “You’d make coffee nervous!”

    Question

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    Exercise 35.7: My mother was fond of telling me “You’d make coffee nervous!”
  3. I refuse to believe the old saying that “nice guys finish last.”

    Question

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    Exercise 35.7: I refuse to believe the old saying that “nice guys finish last.”
  4. “Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous” Confucius argued.

    Question

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    Exercise 35.7: “Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous” Confucius argued.
  5. “Do you have any idea who I am?” the well-dressed man asked belligerently.

    Question

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    Exercise 35.7: “Do you have any idea who I am?” the well-dressed man asked belligerently.