Commas. Ugh.

Correct the following sentences. If the sentence is already correct, write “correct.”

1. We looked through the church door, but we did not see anyone.
2. We could wait to see if anyone else came, or we could go back home. Correct
3. This will end up having an effect on consumers, she said.
4. Britney paid $80 for her editing text, but she received only $4 at the resale desk.
5. According to Washington state law, bars will become smoke free on Feb. 15.
6. I saw Karen and we had coffee.
7. The home was bright and cheery; however it made me uncomfortable.
8. It was raining so we stayed home.
9. Later he phoned again.

Underline the subject and verb of the following sentences:

Another impact that increases the purchasing of alcohol is the premises that sell alcohol on and off the WSU campus.
The best advice the CACD can give is, do not post things that you would not want people to see.