Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. For the party, Mr. Georgino didn't know whether his guests wanted roast beef tuna casserole or burgers for lunch.

For the party, Mr. Georgino didn't know whether his guests wanted roast beef, tuna casserole, or burgers for lunch.

For the party, Mr. Georgino didn't know whether his guests wanted roast beef, tuna casserole or burgers for lunch.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. When she saw a raccoon, Lady Gaga wasn't sure if she should turn and run pretend to be a statue or growl loudly at it.

When she saw a raccoon, Lady Gaga wasn't sure if she should turn and run, pretend to be a statue, or growl loudly at it.

When she saw a raccoon, Lady Gaga wasn't sure if she should turn and run, pretend to be a statue or growl loudly at it.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. The town exhibit has encouraged people who tell stories who sew quilts and who make children's toys to participate.

The town exhibit has encouraged people who tell stories, who sew quilts, and who make children's toys to participate.

The town exhibit has encouraged people who tell stories, who sew quilts and who make children's toys to participate.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. Mrs. Byrne reminded her students to bring a pencil a calculator and a compass for the upcoming math assessment.

Mrs. Byrne reminded her students to bring a pencil, a calculator, and a compass for the upcoming math assessment.

Mrs. Byrne reminded her students to bring a pencil, a calculator and a compass for the upcoming math assessment.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. After landing in London, my grandparents flew to France traveled overland to Italy by train and took a boat to Sicily.

After landing in London, my grandparents flew to France, traveled overland to Italy by train, and took a boat to Sicily.

After landing in London, my grandparents flew to France, traveled overland to Italy by train and took a boat to Sicily.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. Tony worked at a mint so that he could learn how money is made where it is stored and how the new counterfeit-proofing measures work.

Tony worked at a mint so that he could learn how money is made, where it is stored, and how the new counterfeit-proofing measures work.

Tony worked at a mint so that he could learn how money is made, where it is stored and how the new counterfeit-proofing measures work.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. Baseball players must often endure noisy fans bad calls by umpires and insults from the opposing team's players.

Baseball players must often endure noisy fans, bad calls by umpires, and insults from the opposing team's players.

Baseball players must often endure noisy fans, bad calls by umpires and insults from the opposing team's players.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box. This summer I want to go kayaking in the ocean hiking in the Appalachian Mountains and surfing in Hawaii.

This summer I want to go kayaking in the ocean, hiking in the Appalachian Mountains, and surfing in Hawaii.

This summer I want to go kayaking in the ocean, hiking in the Appalachian Mountains and surfing in Hawaii.

Comma Usage 1: Items in a Series

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English

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4th - 8th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS

L.4.2C, L.1.2C, L.6.2A

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Abraham Angel

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CCSS.L.1.2C

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

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FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
At a baseball game, I prefer having pickles ketchup mustard and onions on my hot dog.

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CCSS.L.1.2C

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

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Comma Usage 1: Items in a Series

25 questions

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
The English professor adjusted her glasses shuffled her notes and began her lecture.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
A jogger ran down the alley and onto my lawn this morning.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Because of the rain, Sari stepped around the grass across the sidewalk and onto the curb.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Neither rain sleet nor hail shall keep away the U.S. mail.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
If it is cold outside, a glass of warm milk a cup of hot tea or a mug of my favorite coffee is a great way to start the morning.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Planning the itinerary buying supplies and packing emergency items are all part of good camping preparation.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
At a baseball game, I prefer having pickles ketchup mustard and onions on my hot dog.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
The basement at my grandmother's house is often cold damp and musty.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Who sent you why you came and what you intend to do are actually none of my concern.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
In baseball, hitting a ball running the bases and fielding a position require different skills.

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Comma Usage 1: Items in a Series

25 questions

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.The English professor adjusted her glasses shuffled her notes and began her lecture.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.A jogger ran down the alley and onto my lawn this morning.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.Because of the rain, Sari stepped around the grass across the sidewalk and onto the curb.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.Neither rain sleet nor hail shall keep away the U.S. mail.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.If it is cold outside, a glass of warm milk a cup of hot tea or a mug of my favorite coffee is a great way to start the morning.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.Planning the itinerary buying supplies and packing emergency items are all part of good camping preparation.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.At a baseball game, I prefer having pickles ketchup mustard and onions on my hot dog.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.The basement at my grandmother's house is often cold damp and musty.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.Who sent you why you came and what you intend to do are actually none of my concern.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.In baseball, hitting a ball running the bases and fielding a position require different skills.

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Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
The English professor adjusted her glasses shuffled her notes and began her lecture.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
A jogger ran down the alley and onto my lawn this morning.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Because of the rain, Sari stepped around the grass across the sidewalk and onto the curb.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Neither rain sleet nor hail shall keep away the U.S. mail.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
If it is cold outside, a glass of warm milk a cup of hot tea or a mug of my favorite coffee is a great way to start the morning.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Planning the itinerary buying supplies and packing emergency items are all part of good camping preparation.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
At a baseball game, I prefer having pickles ketchup mustard and onions on my hot dog.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
The basement at my grandmother's house is often cold damp and musty.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
Who sent you why you came and what you intend to do are actually none of my concern.

Rewrite the sentence below on the given line, placing commas where commas are needed. If a sentence needs no comma, write "correct" in the text box.
In baseball, hitting a ball running the bases and fielding a position require different skills.