Comma Practice

Add The Comma:

Horses are beautiful kind smart and caring

• Horses are beautiful kind, smart, and caring

• Horses are beautiful kind smart, and caring

• Horses are beautiful, kind, smart, and caring

Add the Comma:

If we hurry we can make the bus!

• If we hurry, we can make the bus!

• If, we hurry we can make the bus!

• If we hurry we can make, the bus!

Add the Comma:

A calm easy wind rocked the boat gently

• A calm easy wind rocked, the boat gently

• A calm, easy wind rocked the boat gently

• A calm easy, wind rocked the boat gently

Add the Comma:

If you take Route 66 you can drive through St. Louis.

• If you take Route 66 you can drive, through St. Louis.

• If you take, Route 66 you can drive through St. Louis.

• If you take Route 66, you can drive through St. Louis.

Add the Comma:

At night we listened to the coyotes.

• At night we listened, to the coyotes.

• At night, we listened to the coyotes.

• At night we listened to, the coyotes.

Add the Comma:

Ms. Miller my English teacher says we have to learn how to use commas.

• Ms. Miller my English teacher says, we have to learn how to use commas.

• Ms. Miller, my English teacher says we have to learn how to use commas.

• Ms. Miller, my English teacher, says we have to learn how to use commas.

Add the Commas:

Kelly said "Did you do the homework Angie"

• Kelly said, "Did you do the homework Angie"

• Kelly, said, "Did you do the homework Angie"

• Kelly said "Did you do the homework Angie"