Using Commas Review (5&6)

1. Where does the comma belong?

• In the end, Martha, decided to go to summer camp.

• In the end, Martha decided to go to summer camp.

• In the end Martha, decided to go to summer camp.

2. Where does the comma belong?

• After a long day at work my mom collapsed on the couch.

• After a long day, at work, my mom collapsed on the couch.

• After a long day at work, my mom collapsed on the couch.

3. Where does the comma belong?

• As they say, rules are made to be broken.

• As they say rules are made to be broken.

• As they say rules, are made to be broken.

4. Where does the comma belong?

• At the ripe old age of seventy my grandma graduated from college.

• At the ripe old age of seventy, my grandma, graduated from college.

• At the ripe old age of seventy, my grandma graduated from college.

5. Where does the comma belong?

• Instantly I knew that Corinne and I would be best friends.

• Instantly I knew that Corinne, and I would be best friends.

• Instantly, I knew that Corinne and I would be best friends.

6. Where does the comma belong?

• You studied for the science test didn't you?

• You studied for the science test, didn't you?

• You, studied for the science test, didn't you?

7. Where does the comma belong?

• Yes, I am terrified of heights, and I am also afraid of spiders.

• Yes I am terrified of heights, and I am also afraid of spiders.

• Yes, I am terrified of heights and I am also afraid of spiders.

8. Where does the comma belong?

• No Margaret, won't be at school today.

• No, Margaret, won't be at school today.

• No, Margaret won't be at school today.

9. Where does the comma belong?

• The lake is so peaceful at sunset isn't it?

• The lake is so peaceful, at sunset isn't it?

• The lake is so peaceful at sunset, isn't it?

10. Where does the comma belong?

• Jackson, you left your backpack and lunch at home, right?

• Jackson you left your backpack and lunch at home, right?

• Jackson, you left your backpack and lunch at home right?