Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! Bring a dish to share for example Adam said he would bring lasagna.

Bring a dish to share; for example, Adam said he would bring lasagna.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! My professor Dr. Livernois went to Munich Germany over spring break he was doing research for a book.

My professor, Dr. Livernois, went to Munich, Germany over spring break; he was doing research for a book.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! Austin likes playing video games Jess prefers curling up on the couch to read a good book.

Austin likes playing video games; Jess prefers curling up on the couch to read a good book.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! I like swimming however I hate all the maintenance a pool requires.

I like swimming; however, I hate all the maintenance a pool requires.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! Some people do their best writing on the computer others prefer to write with a pencil or pen.

Some people do their best writing on the computer; others prefer to write with a pencil or pen.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! Bob thought he would get an A on his paper however he did not proof read as carefully as he should have.

Bob thought he would get an A on his paper; however, he did not proof read as carefully as he should have.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! We brought our cat Speckles our dog Hank and our parrot Coco.

We brought our cat, Speckles; our dog, Hank; and our parrot, Coco.

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts! James wanted the Nikes with the red and blue logo but Nick wanted the ones with black and gold.

James wanted the Nikes with the red and blue logo; but Nick wanted the ones with black and gold.

Semicolon and Comma Practice

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FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I thought long and hard before making my decision I knew what to do.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I wanted to go on a trip however my parents said we had to go visit grandma.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I've been to Seattle Washington London England and Sydney Australia.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.1.2C

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

We didn't know how to fix the pipes therefore we called a plumber.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Snow set in early nevertheless the concert will go on.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

The accident looked bad two people were severely injured.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Call me in the morning we'll work out the details then.

(a)

Tags

CCSS.L.9-10.2A

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Semicolon and Comma Practice

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I thought long and hard before making my decision I knew what to do.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I wanted to go on a trip however my parents said we had to go visit grandma.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I've been to Seattle Washington London England and Sydney Australia.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

We didn't know how to fix the pipes therefore we called a plumber.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Snow set in early nevertheless the concert will go on.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

The accident looked bad two people were severely injured.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Call me in the morning we'll work out the details then.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Bring a dish to share for example Adam said he would bring lasagna.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

My professor Dr. Livernois went to Munich Germany over spring break he was doing research for a book.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Austin likes playing video games Jess prefers curling up on the couch to read a good book.

(a)

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Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!I thought long and hard before making my decision I knew what to do. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!I wanted to go on a trip however my parents said we had to go visit grandma. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!I've been to Seattle Washington London England and Sydney Australia. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!We didn't know how to fix the pipes therefore we called a plumber. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!Snow set in early nevertheless the concert will go on. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!The accident looked bad two people were severely injured. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!Call me in the morning we'll work out the details then. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!Bring a dish to share for example Adam said he would bring lasagna. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!My professor Dr. Livernois went to Munich Germany over spring break he was doing research for a book. (a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!Austin likes playing video games Jess prefers curling up on the couch to read a good book. (a)

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Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I thought long and hard before making my decision I knew what to do.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I wanted to go on a trip however my parents said we had to go visit grandma.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

I've been to Seattle Washington London England and Sydney Australia.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

We didn't know how to fix the pipes therefore we called a plumber.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Snow set in early nevertheless the concert will go on.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

The accident looked bad two people were severely injured.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Call me in the morning we'll work out the details then.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Bring a dish to share for example Adam said he would bring lasagna.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

My professor Dr. Livernois went to Munich Germany over spring break he was doing research for a book.

(a)

Retype the sentence with correct punctuation (commas and/or semicolon). Spelling counts!

Austin likes playing video games Jess prefers curling up on the couch to read a good book.

(a)