Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, both “deep” and “frigid” are describing the lake. The correct answer is, “The deep, frigid lake is one of the largest in the world.”

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, red, white and blue are all describing the flag. There needs to be a comma between “red” and “white”. A comma after “white” is debatable, and is known as the “oxford comma”. For our purposes, the correct answer is, “The independent nation’s flag is red, white and blue.”

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, big and ugly are both describing the stickers. The correct answer is, “The computer, Joshua’s personal laptop, had big, ugly stickers on it.”

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, deep and wide are both describing the canyon. The correct answer is,”The deep, wide canyon attracts tourists from near and far.”

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, stronger and faster both describe the opponents. The correct answer is, “Surprisingly, the team defeated their stronger, faster opponents.”

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, both unexpected and fast-approaching are both adjectives describing the storm. 

Also important with commas is the notion that coordinating conjunctions such as "and" or "but" must be preceded by a comma but not followed by one (unless the comma serves a different purpose such as setting up a modifier). So the choice that has "but" separated by commas beforehand and afterward is also incorrect.

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, both powerful and unrelenting are both adjectives describing the storm.

Also important with commas is the notion that coordinating conjunctions such as "and" or "but" must be preceded by a comma but not followed by one (unless the comma serves a different purpose such as setting up a modifier). So the choice that has "but" separated by commas beforehand and afterward is also incorrect.

Coordinate adjectives are adjectives that describe the same noun equally. They should be separated with commas. In this sentence, stronger and older both describe the opponents. The correct answer is, “Unsurprisingly, the kindergarteners lost the tug-of-war competition to their stronger, older opponents.”

The word that is spelled correctly is "discourage". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

apreciate   appreciate   

binoculers   binoculars  

gazele    gazelle   

The word that is spelled correctly is "marvelous". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:

medacine  medicine  

recomend  recommend 

formrly  formerly