Commas: Series, Direct Address, and Multiple Adjectives

A Direct Address comma separates the name from the rest of the text.

• True

• False

Mark, what are you doing after school today?

• Correct

• Incorrect

What's for lunch today, mom?

• correct

• incorrect

Jim what are your, weekend plans?

• correct

• incorrect

Series comma is used to separate items that have 3 or more items or actions listed in a sentence

• true

• false

Let's go to the movies, diner, and then the park.

• correct

• incorrect

Make sure to bring your paper pencils, and crayons tomorrow for class.

• correct

• incorrect

Commas can be placed between multiple (more than one) adjective that describes a nouns.

• true

• false

The library smelled of dusty, old books.

• correct

• incorrect

The tall lanky outfielder is a power hitter.

• correct

• incorrect