Advanced Commas and Conjunctions Review

Where should the comma go? Coraline was afraid of the other parents but she went to bed anyway.

• After "was"
• after "afraid"
• after "parents"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? While the closet was full of costumes the dresser had jeans and a sweater.

• After "closet"
• After "full"
• After "costumes"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? The other world was terrifying even though it was more interesting.

• After "world"
• After "terrifying"
• after "though"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? Coraline's parents were missing and she needed to save them.

• After "parents"
• After "missing"
• after "needed"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? The black cat didn't have a name so Coraline couldn't call him.

• After "cat"
• After "have"
• after "name"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? After Coraline arrived the other mother locked the door.

• After "arrived"
• After "mother"
• after "locked"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? Because the door was locked Coraline couldn't go home.

• after "Because"
• after "door"
• after "locked"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? The cat is Coraline's friend so the other mother hates him.

• After "cat"
• After "friend"
• after "so"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? Since the other mother hid Coraline's parents Coraline can't find them.

• After "hid"
• After "parents"
• after "find"
• It doesn't need one.

Where should the comma go? The rat brought the key because the other mother asked.

• After "brought"
• After "key"
• after "when"
• It doesn't need one.