Commas

Choose sentence with correct comma usage.

I hope you come back today but I understand if you cannot.

• I hope you come back today but, I understand if you cannot.

• I hope you come back today ,but I understand if you cannot.

• I hope you come back today but I understand if you cannot.

Choose sentence with correct comma usage.

This Saturday we hope to go fishing enjoy a night of camping and visit old friends.

• This Saturday we hope to go fishing, enjoy a night, of camping and visit old friends.

• This Saturday we hope to go fishing, enjoy a night of camping, and visit old friends.

Choose sentence with correct commas.

Andrew responded loudly, "I don't want to go!"

• Andrew responded loudly "I don't want to go!"

• Andrew responded, loudly "I don't want to go!"

• Andrew responded loudly, "I don't want to go!"

Choose sentence with correct capitalization.

The large vicious dog chased me all the way home.

• The large vicious, dog chased me all the way home.

• The large, vicious dog chased me all the way home.

Choose sentence with correct capitalization.

While we waited for the bus we talked about the upcoming game.

• While, we waited for the bus we talked about the upcoming game.

• While we waited for the bus we, talked about the upcoming game.

• While we waited for the bus, we talked about the upcoming game.

Choose correct sentence

We all need to practice these commas or we will have a difficult time on our test.

• We all need to practice these, commas or we will have a difficult time on our test.

• We all need to practice these commas, or we will have a difficult time on our test.

• We all need to practice these commas or, we will have a difficult time on our test.

Choose the sentence with the correct use of commas.

After we heard the dog barking we went outside to investigate.

• After we heard the dog, barking we went outside to investigate.

• After we heard the dog barking, we went outside to investigate.

• After we heard the dog barking we went outside to investigate.

Choose sentence with correct comma usage.

My dark filthy bedroom is a scary place at night.

• My dark filthy, bedroom is a scary place at night.

• My dark, filthy bedroom is a scary place at night.

Choose sentence with correct capitalization.

If you don't finish your job you will not go play outside.

• If you don't finish, your job you will not go play outside.

• If you don't finish your job, you will not go play outside.

• If, you don't finish your job you will not go play outside.

Choose sentence with correct capitalization.

The dogs the loud barking ones ran after the mailman.

• The dogs, the loud barking ones, ran after the mailman.

• The dogs the loud barking ones ran after the mailman.

• The dogs the loud barking ones ran, after the mailman.