Question

fix any punctuation or capitalization errors below. click \submit answer\ if there are none.
maggie simpson is disappointed that she cant go to hawaii on spring break; bermuda is a pretty good alternative, however.

Explanation:

To fix the punctuation, we analyze the sentence structure. The first part "Maggie Simpson is disappointed that she can't go to Hawaii on spring break" and the second part "Bermuda is a pretty good alternative, however" are independent clauses. When using "however" as a conjunctive adverb to connect two independent clauses, we should use a semicolon before "however" and a comma after? Wait, no, the original sentence has "Bermuda is a pretty good alternative, however." Let's re - examine: The correct punctuation for using "however" between two independent clauses is to have a semicolon before "however" and a comma after. Wait, the original sentence is "Maggie Simpson is disappointed that she can't go to Hawaii on spring break; Bermuda is a pretty good alternative, however." Wait, actually, the correct structure should be "Maggie Simpson is disappointed that she can't go to Hawaii on spring break; however, Bermuda is a pretty good alternative." So we need to move the semicolon before "however" and add a comma after "however". Also, "spring break" - is there a capitalization error? No, "spring break" is a common noun phrase, not a proper noun, so no capitalization error there. So the corrected sentence is: Maggie Simpson is disappointed that she can't go to Hawaii on spring break; however, Bermuda is a pretty good alternative.

Answer:

The corrected sentence is: Maggie Simpson is disappointed that she can't go to Hawaii on spring break; however, Bermuda is a pretty good alternative.