Grammar Essay. Literature and Language Assignment.

The largest language family in the world
(know) as the Indo-European family. Most languages spoken in Europe
(belong) to this family, and so
(do) many languages from western and southern Asia. The Indo-European family
(contain) many smaller language families, including Germanic languages, such as English and Dutch, and Romance languages, such as French and Spanish. Many people
(might / surprise) to learn that it also includes languages spoken in Iran, such as Farsi, and in India, such as Hindi and Punjabi. The relationship between Greek, Latin, and Sanskrit (an ancient language of India)
(discover) in 1786 by Sir William Jones, who
(notice) that all three languages shared many features of grammar and vocabulary. Today, it
(believe) that Germanic languages, Romance languages, Celtic languages, Greek, Armenian, Indo-Iranian languages, and Indo-Aryan languages, among others, all share a common ancestor language which
)call) Proto-Indo-European by modern linguists. The Proto-Indo-European language
(never / write) by the people who spoke it, but there
(be) evidence that it
(speak) around 4,000 BCE in central Europe. Since the existence of Proto-Indo-European
(propose), linguists
(attempt) to reconstruct it by
(compare) words from the modern languages that descended from it. However, we will never know exactly how this language sounded.
Find and correct the ten (10) errors in punctuation in the following paragraph. Each error is worth 2 points for a total of 20 points.

Hint: it will be easiest if you copy and paste the paragraph into the text box, and then make the changes.

Applied behavioral analysis, which is abbreviated as ABA is a type of therapy that is commonly used for children, who have been diagnosed with autism. ABA consists of approximately forty hours a week of individual sessions between the child and a certified therapist, in these sessions, the child is taught to behave in ways that are considered desirable. Such as speaking and making eye contact. Children are rewarded for behaviors that the therapist wants to encourage. Advocates of ABA claim that, children enjoy these sessions and find them helpful, however, ABA has been widely criticized by autistic adults. Critics of ABA, say that the sessions are overwhelming, exhausting, and even abusive. Amy Sequenzia who underwent ABA therapy as a child, writes, “Autistic children are not allowed to be themselves. She explains that even though she appeared to enjoy the therapy she was actually very unhappy.