Question

Rewrite the 9 underlined sections in the following paragraph, correcting hyphens, dashes, and parentheses where needed. If the underlined portion is already correct, write correct in the blank.

The words in * * mean that they are underlined

In 1999, Humphry Bogart *1899-1957* was voted the greatest screen *legend male* screen legend, *that is,* by the American Film Insitute *AFI.* *Bogart who* is my favorite *movie star* was a stage actor at the beginning of his career. His movie credits include The Maltese Falcon *1941* and Casablanca *1942*. In 1951, he won an Oscar for his role in The African Queen. In this *award winning* role, he played opposite Katherine Hepburn who, by the way, was the AFI pick for the greatest female screen legend.

Answer 1

The paragraph required corrections for hyphens, em dashes, and parentheses. The corrected segments include the years of Humphry Bogart's life, the phrases 'legend—male' and 'that is—,' a comma after 'Bogart,' the term 'movie star,' the years the movies came out, and the compound adjective 'award-winning.'

Step-by-step explanation:

The underlined sections in the paragraph need to be rewritten, correcting hyphens, dashes, and parentheses where needed. Here is the corrected version:

In 1999, Humphry Bogart (1899-1957) was voted the greatest male screen legend by the American Film Institute (AFI). Bogart, who is my favorite movie star, was a stage actor at the beginning of his career. His movie credits include The Maltese Falcon (1941) and Casablanca (1942). In 1951, he won an Oscar for his role in The African Queen. In this award-winning role, he played opposite Katherine Hepburn who, by the way, was the AFI pick for the greatest female screen legend.

Answer 2

(1899—1957)

legend—male

that is—

(AFI)

Bogart—who

movie star—

(1941)

(1942)

award-winning

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