Commas

Which sentence has correct punctuation?

• Green beans, cabbage, and carrots are all vegetables.

• Green beans, cabbage, and, carrots are all vegetables.

• Green beans cabbage, and carrots are all vegetables.

• Green beans, cabbage, and carrots, are all vegetables.

Which sentence has correct punctuation?

• For, the next two weeks we will run track in PE.

• For the next two, weeks, we will run track in PE.

• For the next two weeks we will run, in PE.

• For the next two weeks, we will run in PE.

Which sentence has correct punctuation?

• Yes, the sun is shinning today.

• Yes the sun is shinning today.

• Yes the sun is, shinning today

• Yes the sun, is shinning today

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• We aren't having mixed fruit again, are we?

• We aren't having mixed fruit, again are we?

• We, aren't having mixed fruit again, are we?

• We aren't having, mixed fruit, again are we?

 

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• I'm afraid, I can't do that Easton.

• I'm afraid, I can't do that, Easton.

• I'm afraid I can't do that, Easton.

• I'm afraid I can't, do that Easton.

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• The bag contained pens, markers, and some, pencils.

• The bag contained pens, markers, and some pencils.

• The bag contained pens markers, and some pencils.

• The bag contained pens, markers and some pencils.

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• Lizabeth, do you know what kind of chocolate this is?

• Lizabeth do you, know what kind of chocolate this is?

• Lizabeth do you know, what kind of chocolate this is?

• Lizabeth do you know what kind of chocolate this is?

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• I took Brent, the one with the brown hair to the game last night.

• I took Brent, the one with the brown hair to the game, last night.

• I took Brent, the one with the brown hair, to the game last night.

• I took Brent the one with the brown hair to the game, last night.

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• I need pickles, bread and eggs, from the grocery store.

• I need pickles, bread, and eggs from the grocery store.

• I need pickles bread, and eggs from the grocery store.

• I need pickles bread and eggs from the, grocery store.

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

• No, I did not read the story last night.

• No, I did not read the story, last night.

• No I did not read the story, last night.

• No, I did not read, the story last night.