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To boost their morale, she also organized entertainment tours for them.\nBaker’s contributions to the war effort; however, didn’t end with these tours. Even  more courageously, she worked as a spy for  the Resistance. Her official title was “honorable correspondent.” The relative ease of travel she was permitted as a famous performer facilitated her espionage work, which took two forms.\nEnglish Warm-Up\nKey Takeaways\nEnglish Warm-Up\nSpot Interrupters: Words like \"however\" that interrupt a sentence need matching punctuation to set them apart from the rest of the text.\nUse Double Commas: When a word like \"however\" interrupts a single continuous sentence, wrap it in commas (like: ...effort, however, didn't...) to keep the flow.\nAvoid Semicolon Splices: Only use a semicolon if \"however\" is actually joining two complete sentences. Don't use one if there isn't a full thought on both sides!\nFor more real ACT practice, visit act.org","cbCaitt6FeK56g6g","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitt6FeK56g6g","pptx",7581339,"English","# English Warm-Up: ACT Grammar Exercise\n## Sample Practice Question\n## Analyzing Parenthetical Elements\n## Key Takeaways for Punctuation","[{\"question\":\"How should the word 'however' be punctuated when it interrupts a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"When 'however' interrupts a single continuous sentence, it should be wrapped in commas to set it apart from the rest of the text.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the rule for using semicolons with 'however'?\",\"answer\":\"Semicolons should only be used with 'however' if it is joining two complete sentences; they should not be used if there isn't a full thought on both sides.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the primary purpose of this English warm-up?\",\"answer\":\"The document aims to help students improve their grammar and punctuation skills for the ACT exam through guided examples and actionable rules.\"}]","English Warm-Up - ACT Grammar Practice | PPTX",1791518183]