Which sentence contains a punctuation error?
A.
We obediently followed the self-assured young man.
B.
The ex-mayor invited the former senator to lunch.
C.
The museum's expert on pre-Columbian art is teaching that class.
D.
We learned that the president elect will be here tomorrow for a brief speech.
Which sentence contains a punctuation error?
A.
He bakes loaves of the best-tasting bread we have ever eaten.
B.
Add three-quarters of a cup of raisins.
C.
One-quarter cup of chocolate chips does not seem like enough.
D.
This well-known recipe is the one I always use for oatmeal cookies.
A.
We obediently followed the self-assured young man.
B.
The ex-mayor invited the former senator to lunch.
C.
The museum's expert on pre-Columbian art is teaching that class.
D.
We learned that the president elect will be here tomorrow for a brief speech.
Which sentence contains a punctuation error?
A.
He bakes loaves of the best-tasting bread we have ever eaten.
B.
Add three-quarters of a cup of raisins.
C.
One-quarter cup of chocolate chips does not seem like enough.
D.
This well-known recipe is the one I always use for oatmeal cookies.