Commas

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Is the sentence "Lily, have you been to the beach, mountains, and desert?" punctuated correctly?

Back

True

Front

Is the sentence "Yes we are going to the grocery store to get cookies, soup, eggs, and butter Richard." punctuated correctly?

Back

False

Front

Which sentence is correct?
1. David, it's time to do your homework, do your chores, and practice the piano right?
2. David, it's time to do your homework, do your chores, and practice the piano, right?

Back

David, it's time to do your homework, do your chores, and practice the piano, right?

Front

Is the sentence "Tomorrow, please get some index cards." punctuated correctly?

Back

True

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Would you like me, Jen, to paint your bedroom walls green, blue, gray, or white?

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Would you like me Jen to paint your bedroom walls green, blue, gray, or white?

Back

Would you like me, Jen, to paint your bedroom walls green, blue, gray, or white?

Front

Is the sentence "No, the papers, scissors and, pencils belong in the top drawer." punctuated correctly?

Back

False

Front

Is the sentence "Tonight, lacrosse practice is canceled." punctuated correctly?

Back

True

Front

Which sentence is correct?
1. Mrs. Whittemore, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Smith all met at Starbucks on Friday for coffee, did you know that?
2. Mrs. Whittemore, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Smith all met at Starbucks on Friday for coffee did you know that?

Back

Mrs. Whittemore, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Smith all met at Starbucks on Friday for coffee, did you know that?

Front

Is the sentence "Yesterday, we didn't have to wait in line." punctuated correctly?

Back

True

Front

Which sentence is correct?

No I did not go to the store for paper plates, napkins, and plastic forks.

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No, I did not go to the store for paper plates, napkins, and plastic forks.

Back

No, I did not go to the store for paper plates, napkins, and plastic forks.