Grammar Review

Use commas to separate two or more coordinate adjectives that describe the same noun. Which sentence is correct and follows this comma rule?

• The quiet, respectful class listened to the guest speak.

• The quiet and respectful class listened to the guest speak.

• The quiet respectful class listened to the guest speak

• The respectful quiet class listened to the guest speak.

Use commas to separate two or more coordinate adjectives that describe the same noun. Which sentence is correct and follows this comma rule?

• The choir sang a happy merry song.

• The choir sang a happy and merry song.

• The choir sang a happy, pop song.

• The choir sang a happy, merry song.

Use commas to separate two or more coordinate adjectives that describe the same noun. Which sentence is correct and follows this comma rule?

• We went down the long, dirt road.

• They like the fun, surprise party.

• He is a sweet, helpful child

• They live in an old, brick house

John's shirt was blue. It was also green. It also had white on it.

• John's shirt was blue and green with white.

• John’s shirt was blue, green, and white.

• The blue, white, and green shirt of John's.

• John's shirt was blue, green and white

We bought milk at the store. We also bought peanut butter. We also bought grapes.

• We bought milk grapes, and peanut butter at the store.

• We bought milk, grapes and peanut butter at the store.

• We bought milk and grapes, peanut butter at the store

• We bought milk, grapes, and peanut butter at the store.

Using commas in a series rewrite the following:

One of her cats is named Sparky. One is Doc and another is Fluffy.

Is this correctly punctuated " You need to do your homework after you clean your room," said dad.

• yes

• no

Which is correct?

• My Favorite singer announced. "I am having a concert on May 1."

• My favorite singer announced, "I am having a concert on May 1."

• "My favorite singer announced, " am having a concert on May 1."

Which is correct?

• Steven said Mr. Brown, "it's time to go to basketball practice".

• "Steven said" Mr. Brown, "it's time to go to basketball practice".

• "Steven," said Mr. Brown, "it's time to go to basketball practice."

• "Steven said Mr. Brown", "it's time to go to basketball practice".

Is this a correct use of Fanboys conjunction?

I have four watermelons and they have three cantaloupes,

• yes

• no