Comma splices
I cannot correct this sentence, what more should I do?
See example:
The first is reading, teachers should be able to comprehend and use productive practices for advancing and expanding literacy skills; and for correlating reading instruction across all subject-matter area; and for seeing that all students become advance and stimulate readers.
asked Apr 10 '11 at 01:24
Claude Gleeton
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Claude Gleeton
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1 answer 
A comma splice is when you use a comma where a period should be.
You need a period:
- after 'reading'. Be sure to capitalise 'teachers'.
You need to add a colon (:) after 'productive practices for'.
You should remove the 'and for' that comes before 'correlating'.
You should remove the 'for' that somes before 'seeing'.
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answered Apr 11 '11 at 11:11
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