Question

sentence 3:
the date on the guide is february 1995 but i imagine that tornadoes are pretty much the same now as they were then.
insert a comma after february
insert a comma after 1995
change tornadoes to tornadoes
no change needs to be made to sentence 3.
clear all

Explanation:

In English grammar, when a date is presented in the format "Month Year" (e.g., February 1995) within a sentence, a comma should be placed after the year if the sentence continues. This is a standard punctuation rule for separating the date from the rest of the sentence. Inserting a comma after "1995" corrects the punctuation. Changing "tornadoes" to "tornadoes'" would be incorrect as there is no possessive context indicated. Inserting a comma after "February" is not a standard rule for this date format.

Answer:

Insert a comma after 1995.