Commas, Commas, Commas Cleveland/Orr

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Options: Which sentence, Ima uses commas correctly? Which sentence, Ima, uses commas correctly? Which sentence Ima, uses commas correctly? Which sentence Ima uses commas correctly?

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Which sentence, Ima, uses commas correctly?

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Which sentence has a noun in direct address punctuated correctly? Options: Cats, Mrs. Rosenbloom make the best pets. Dogs, Mrs. Rosenbloom, make the best pets. Mrs. Rosenbloom birds make the best pets. Cats, dogs, and birds Mrs. Rosenbloom, all make good pets.

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Dogs, Mrs. Rosenbloom, make the best pets.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Options: I like cheese, but not as much as Mrs. Dettmann likes chocolate. I like cheese but not as much as Mrs. Dettmann likes chocolate. I like cheese but, not as much as Mrs. Dettmann likes chocolate. I like, cheese, but not as much as Mrs. Dettmann likes chocolate.

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I like cheese, but not as much as Mrs. Dettmann likes chocolate.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Options: We will go to recess and then we will go to class., We will go to recess, and, then, we will go to class., We will go to recess and then, we will go to class., We will go to recess, and then we will go to class.

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We will go to recess, and then we will go to class.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Options: Cookies are good yet milk is better for you. , Cookies are good yet, milk is better for you. , Cookies are good, yet, milk is better for you. , Cookies are good, yet milk is better for you.

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Cookies are good, yet milk is better for you.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? He enjoys candy and cookies but he needs vegetables. He enjoys candy, and cookies, but he needs vegetables. He enjoys candy and cookies, but he needs vegetables. He enjoys candy and cookies but, he needs vegetables.

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He enjoys candy and cookies, but he needs vegetables.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Yes, I know, the comma and capitalization rules. Yes, I know the comma, and capitalization rules. Yes I know the comma and capitalization rules. Yes, I know the comma and capitalization rules.

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Yes, I know the comma and capitalization rules.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Options: I walked to the store, and I got gum for Rex, my friend. I walked to the store and I got gum for Rex, my friend. I walked to the store, and I got gum for Rex my friend. I walked to the store and, I got gum for Rex, my friend.

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I walked to the store, and I got gum for Rex, my friend.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? At the ballpark I enjoyed a delicious, hot dog Ima. At the ballpark, I enjoyed a delicious hot dog, Ima. At the ballpark I enjoyed a delicious, hot, dog, Ima. At the ballpark I enjoyed a delicious hot dog, Ima.

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At the ballpark, I enjoyed a delicious hot dog, Ima.

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Options: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays are fabulous in my opinion. Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, are fabulous in my opinion. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays are fabulous, in my opinion. Fridays Saturdays and Sundays are fabulous, in my opinion.

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Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays are fabulous, in my opinion.