Commas and Adjectives

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• We saw a dark, thick cloud of smoke.

• We saw a dark thick cloud of smoke.

• We saw a dark, thick, cloud of smoke.

• We saw a dark, thick, cloud, of smoke.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• The weather makes me hot, humid, tired.

• The weather hot, humid, makes me tired.

• The hot, humid, weather makes me tired.

• The hot, humid weather makes me tired.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The tall, thin, tree, sways back and forth.

• The tall thin tree sways back and forth.

• The tall thin tree, sways back, and forth.

• The tall, thin tree sways back and forth.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The trees grow in the bright sunny yard.

• The trees grow in the bright, sunny yard.

• The trees, grow in the bright sunny yard.

• The trees grow in the bright, sunny, yard.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The long, thin ribbon flew away in the wind.

• The long thin, ribbon flew away in the wind.

• The, long, thin, ribbon flew away in the wind.

• The long thin ribbon, flew away in the wind.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• A fast shiny, red car drove past us.

• A fast, shiny, red car drove past us.

• A fast shiny red car, drove past us.

• A fast, shiny red car drove past us.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The short, beautiful girl went shopping with Addison.

• The short, beautiful, girl went shopping with Addison.

• The short beautiful girl, went shopping with Addison.

• The short, beautiful girl went shopping with, Addison.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The smart, clever, puppy learned his tricks easily.

• The smart clever puppy learned his tricks easily.

• The smart, clever puppy, learned his tricks easily.

• The smart, clever puppy learned his tricks easily.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The silly, funny, girls twirled in the playground.

• The silly funny girls twirled in the playground,.

• The silly, funny girls twirled in the playground.

• The silly, funny, girls, twirled in the playground.

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• I was hungry tired, and frightened.

• I was hungry tired and frightened.

• I was, hungry, tired and frightened.

• I was hungry, tired, and frightened.