Which sentence correctly punctuates the adverb clause below? when you go to work A. When you go to work you will get paid. B. You will get paid, when you go to work. C. When you go to work, you will get paid. D. You will when you go to work get paid.

Which sentence correctly punctuates the adverb clause below? if you forget to lock the door A. If you forget to lock the door the cat will run outside, and you'll have to go catch it. B. The cat will run outside, if you forget to lock the door, and you'll have to go catch it. C. The cat will run outside, and you'll have to go catch it, if you forget to lock the door. D. If you forget to lock the door, the cat will run outside, and you'll have to go catch it.

Choose a sentence with the correct punctuation.a) When I go outside I always put an umbrella in my bag.b) When I go outside; I always put an umbrella in my bag.c) When I go outside: I always put an umbrella in my bag.d) When I go outside, I always put an umbrella in my bag.

Choose a sentence with the correct punctuation.a) When I go outside: I always put an umbrella in my bag.b) When I go outside; I always put an umbrella in my bag.c) When I go outside I always put an umbrella in my bag.d) When I go outside, I always put an umbrella in my bag.

If you use the "when" way to start a sentence, what rule must you follow?*1 pointIt must be at a certain time.You can make a whole sentence out of one word.There is no rule to follow.You must follow your "when phrase" word with a comma.

Identify the sentence containing the correct usage of commas. A)    We’re scheduled to fly from Miami, Florida, to Sao Paulo, Brazil, on February 17, 2002. B)    We’re scheduled to fly from Miami Florida to Sao Paulo Brazil on February 17 2002. C)    We’re scheduled, to fly from Miami Florida to Sao Paulo Brazil, on February 17 2002. D)    We’re scheduled to fly, from Miami, Florida to Sao Paulo, Brazil, on February 17, 2002.