Identifying Correct Dash Placement
Learn to identify where dashes should be placed to mark clause boundaries. Practice recognizing natural shifts and emphasis in sentence structure.
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Where should the dash be in: 'He reached the finish line then he collapsed'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'We opened the door it was pitch black'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'She looked inside the box was empty'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'The noise stopped suddenly a shadow appeared'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'He tried to speak no sound came out'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'The lights flickered then everything went dark'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'She checked her bag her phone was missing'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'We searched the room the key was gone'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'The alarm sounded everyone panicked'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'He turned around a stranger stood there'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'The rain stopped then the sun shone'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'She touched the glass it shattered'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'They pushed the wall a hidden passage opened'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'He took the prize he couldn't believe it'?
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Where should the dash be in: 'The car spun around it hit the fence'?