Commas

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• She took a super-high swing at the softball.

• She took a super, high swing at the softball.

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• The abandonded home is down a long winding road difficult for firefighters to reach.

• The abandonded home is down a long, winding road difficult for firefighters to reach.

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• I want to go out, but I need to stay.

• I want to go out but I need to stay.

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• We wanted to go out to eat, so we voted on where to go.

• We wanted to go out to eat so we voted on where to go

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• His advice seems strange yet I believe he’s right.

• His advice seems strange, yet I believe he’s right.

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• If you want, Tatiana, we can go dress shopping.

• If you want, Tatiana we can go dress shopping.

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• Michael will you finish cleaning the house?

• Michael, will you finish cleaning the house?

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• Do you have any gum, Kyle?

• Do you have any gum Kyle?

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• After the blizzard, the school was canceled for a week.

• After the blizzard the school was canceled for a week.

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• Because of a headache she stayed home from work.

• Because of a headache, she stayed home from work.