In the following sentences, all punctuation has been omitted. Insert commas, periods, question marks, colons, and exclamation marks. Some words have extra spaces between them so that punctuation may be inserted; however, a space does not mean that punctuation is necessary. Use a caret ( ) to indicate each insertion. In the space at the right, indicate the number of punctuation marks you inserted. Consult a reference manual or a dictionary for abbreviation style if necessary.
11. Dan wondered whether he had earned enough units for his A A degree
12. After completing his B A degree at U C L A Ben Lindsay transferred to M I T and began working on his M B A
13. Ms J S Novak has been appointed consultant for educational services to the A F L - C I O
14. Does he often use the abbreviations e g and i e in his e-mail messages
15. Since the funds were earned in the U K I must consult my C P A about paying taxes in the U S A
16. Some users wonder whether the F A Q s on the U S P S Web site are current
17. Has the erroneous charge of $45 95 been removed from my account
18. The guest list includes the following individuals Dr Lyn Clark Ms Frances
Hendricks and Professor Jean Sturgill
19. Lt Gen Maxwell asked whether the U S Census Bureau office will be open until 6 p m
20. Well we did a fantastic job didn’t we