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1. He has excellent ideas and hopes to implement them next year.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
2. Employees, who speak Japanese will work with their counterparts, in Japan.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
3. Employees who work in teams, are often more productive than those who work alone or in pairs.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
4. The screen on my phone is too small, and too dim.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
5. This agreement must be signed by employees, and managers.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
6. John Smith a representative from one of our suppliers, contacted us to confirm that our payment was received.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
7. Our crisis communication team, formed by Jenny two years ago has improved customer retention.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
8. The screen on my phone, is too small and too dim.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
9. Even after the expansion, the parking lot, is always full.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
10. The prohibitive factors were cost and availability.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
11. Our new accountant, and our IT manager will lead the new initiative.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
12. I forgot my phone, and felt lost all day.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
13. The first and second meetings reviewed, processes, deliveries, and safety.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
14. The prohibitive factors, were cost and availability.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
15. Our crisis communication team, formed by Jenny two years ago, has improved customer retention.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
16. The college should offer classes during the weekdays and on the weekends.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
17. Implementing the software upgrade was an ongoing and stressful process.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
18. In an effort to, be closer to our customers, we will build our new distribution center near the expressway.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
19. One of SeeMoji's customers Bakery Creations has not paid for the emoji package it is using on its website.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.
20. Implementing the software upgrade, was an ongoing and stressful process.
a. This sentence is punctuated correctly.
b. This sentence contains at least one comma error.