Commas-Semicolons-Appositives

Dalton my amazing student, passed his quiz.

• Dalton my amazing student passed his quiz.

• Dalton, my amazing student, passed his quiz.

• Correct

I need you to pick up these items from Kroger bread, milk, and turkey.

• I need you to pick up these items from Kroger; bread, milk, and turkey.

• I need you to pick up these items from Kroger: bread, milk, and turkey.

• Correct.

My brother ran to the store, he had to get some milk

• My brother ran to the store; he had to get some milk.

• Correct

• My brother ran to the store he had to get some milk.

My best friend, Gratiturd, is always thankful.

• Correct

• My best friend; Gratiturd; is always thankful.

• My best friend Gratiturd is always thankful.

The two reasons I love my class they are always prepared, and they always give their best.

• The two reasons I love my class: they are always prepared, and they always give their best.

• Correct

• The two reasons I love my class; they are always prepared, and they always give their best.

She went to Chick-fil-a, and she brought us waffle fries.

• She went to Chick-fil-a; and she brought us waffle fries.

• She went to Chick-fil-a and she brought us waffle fries.

• Correct

Let's eat grandma!

• Correct

• Let's eat, grandma!

• Let's eat. Grandma!

He walked home he shut the door.

• He walked home; he shut the door.

• He walked home, he shut the door.

• Correct

Having finally arrived to the beach, we went swimming.

• Having finally arrived to the beach; we went swimming.

• Correct

• Having finally arrived to the beach. We went swimming.

Destiny one of my students writes on tables.

• Destiny, one of my students, writes on tables.

• Destiny: one of my students writes on tables.

• Correct