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Exercises in Grammar, Usage and Associated Press Style

The Practice Exercises Set 3

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Credits The examples and answers came from Ron Hartung of the Tallahassee Democrat -- grammar consultant, newsroom coach, intern mentor and author of the weekly "Traffic Doctor"column. These exercises were edited and put online by Gerald Grow -- professor of journalism at Florida A&M University and internationally unrecognized cartoonist -- who has also added new material to the site. Please report to him any errors in the quizzes or problems with the quiz software. This material is copyrighted, but at this time you may use it without additional permission for non-commercial educational purposes.

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