Commas in Compound and Complex Sentences

Front

Add a comma to the sentence: "You can read for an hour or you can make the salad."

Back

Add a comma before 'or'

Front

Should a comma be added to this sentence: "Abigail sharpened her pencil and sat down to write an essay."?

Back

No comma needed.

Front

Add a comma to the sentence: "First Zoe sharpened her pencil and then David began to write an essay."

Back

Add a comma before 'and'

Front

Add a comma to the sentence: "We haven't started school yet but we will begin on Monday."

Back

Add a comma before 'but'

Front

Add a comma to the sentence: "I wasn't wearing repellent yet the mosquitos didn't bite me."

Back

Add a comma before 'yet'

Front

Add a comma to the sentence if necessary: Neither my cousin Samuel in Ohio nor my cousin Arjun in Texas drives yet.

Back

No comma needed.

Front

Should a comma be added to this sentence? "Zoey wanted to try out for cheerleading and run for 9th grade president."

Back

No comma needed.

Front

Add a comma to the following sentence if needed: Since nobody said they wanted it Jackson ate the last piece of pie.

Back

Add a comma after 'it'

Front

Add a comma to the sentence: "After the alarm clock went off Zoe tried to hide further under her blanket."

Back

Add a comma after 'off'

Front

Where should a comma be added in the sentence: "Before finally taking out the garbage Marcus complained loudly to anyone who would listen."?

Back

Add a comma after 'garbage'