
Mug #3
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12th Grade
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Celi Oliveto
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There is an introductory element in this sentence.
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Introductory elements need commas to separate them from the main sentence.
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Can you spot where the comma should go?
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Should the comma go after breakfast?
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Hold on though!!! Putting a comma after the word "breakfast" may not make the sentence mean what you want it to!
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If you put a comma after the word "breakfast" it will mean that the smell was preparing the breakfast... that's not right! Smells can't cook!
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We may have to change the wording of the sentence.
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How could you re-word the sentence to make it clear that Billy is preparing the breakfast, not the smell?
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Open Ended
Preparing our breakfast the smell of cinnamin pan cakes made Billy hungry
Reword thise sentence to make it clear that Billy was preparing the pancakes, not the smell!
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