Explanation for Question 28 From the Writing Section on the 2017 May Sat
Question 29 asked us to think about the right punctuation in 2 this phrase, the phrase is works of art could be imported to the United States. 3 So we look at this underlying section are good. 4 Um, so we have arts, which is the known in this preposition or phrase 5 of art. And then we have, could be so could be we have the, 6 the modal verb and then the, 7 the actual verb. So we have, could be as a very praise, 8 we can call it, and we don't ever have commas between 9 a noun and the verb that's related to that noun. 10 So works apart could be, we don't need that comma right between art and 11 cut. I'm going to cross that one off. 12 Um, if we don't have a comment, we also just don't need to break 13 that phrase. So we can't have that dash either. 14 Um, so we have the options of having no punctuation or a punctuation after 15 code couldn't be is the verb phrase. 16 So could, is the kind of like the verb that's helping the verb 17 be. Um, we don't need a comment between code and B because that would 18 read work so far could be important to United States. 19 Definitely not. Right. We don't need to break apart. 20 That could be that that's that goes together. 21 The verb phrase. So we have, see, 22 we don't need any punctuation. There works so hard. 23 Could be imported to United States reads without interruption.