Indicate whether each of the following statements is either correct (i.e., follows all rules regarding tense, numbers, and capitalization) or incorrect (i.e., violates at least one rule regarding tense, numbers, and/or capitalization).

1. I will receive by Bachelor's degree in Accounting next April and will begin working at KPMG on June 1.
2. I was driving down 100 South when I suddenly see two vehicles obviously involved in a road-rage incident.
3. The meeting will run from 8 p.m. until 10 p.m., but we'll take a 10-minute break at 9 p.m.
4. I think what the magazine article was trying to say is that we are seeing some hopeful signs in our economy.
5. Our customer research disclosed that nine % of our customers are generating over half of our revenue.
6. My hobbies include racquetball, fishing, and reading spanish literature.
7. The following is written in present-perfect tense: "On July 21, 2008, Sam will have been a member of our team for 10 years."
8. If you hadn't went out of town last weekend, we would have invited you to go skiing with us.
9. We're going to move to the east when I graduate from college.
10. I'm going to go lay down for a power nap.

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