Punctuation (Commas)

Which of these did we take notes on?

• commas in space and time

• salutations

• commas and introductory elements

• the Oxford comma

Where does the comma belong in this sentence?: Surprisingly I made it to school on time.

• after "Surprisingly"

• after "I"

• after "it"

• after "school"

You only need commas in a list of items when the list contains AT LEAST ______ items.

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

After dinner, I will clean my room, which is messy.

• best as is

• After dinner

• After dinner;

How many commas are needed in this sentence?:

Seriously my mom who is very nice packed my lunch and drove to the mall.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• none

Mary drove her mom's car, which was new to the store.

• best as is

• which was new,

• which was new

• , which was new,

You need one key to open the store.

• You need, one key to open the store.

• You need one key, to open the store.

• You need one key to open, the store.

• best as is

We use the pronoun ______ for people, not things.

• that

• which

• who

• what

We use the pronoun _____ for things, not people.

• that/which

• who

• where

• when

How many commas should be in this sentence?:

On Monday Karen a schoolteacher broke into her mother's house a lovely old Victorian with big strong bricks.

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