Comma and Semicolon Common Assessment

• Insert a semicolon after meal

• Insert a comma after meal

• Insert a comma after than

• Insert a semicolon after lunch

• Insert a comma after have

• Insert a semicolon before foods

• Insert a comma after foods

• Insert a semicolon after have

• Insert a semicolon after walk

• Insert a semicolon after small

• Insert a comma after small

• Insert a comma after fat

• Insert a semicolon after food

• Insert a comma after meals

• Insert a semicolon after meals

• Insert a comma after food

• My sister, really wants to be a gymnast, however she is afraid of heights.

• My sister really wants to be a gymnast however she is afraid of heights.

• My sister really wants to be a gymnast; however, she is afraid of heights.

• My sister really wants to be a gymnast however she is afraid of heights.

Correctly punctuate this sentence: I would like to try out for the baseball team try outs are next week.

• I would like to try out for the baseball team, try outs are next week.

• I would like to try out for the baseball team; try outs are next week.

• I would like to try out; for the baseball team try outs are next week.

• I would like to try out, for the baseball team; try outs are next week.

Correctly punctuate this sentence: You can't make us eat food that is healthier in reality if don't want it we won't eat it.

• You can't make us eat food, that is healthier, in reality if don't want it we won't eat it.

• You can't make us eat food that is healthier; in reality if don't want it we won't eat it.

• You can't make us eat food that is healthier; in reality, if don't want it we won't eat it.

• You can't make us eat food that is healthier; in reality, if don't want it, we won't eat it.