Comma

Create a sentence that correctly uses one of the comma rules we have learned. Please remember all parts of the sentence must be correctly punctuated.

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Create your own correctly written compound sentence. You must use correct sentence structure to get full credit.

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Create a sentence that uses items in a list, and place the commas correctly.

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Identify the comma rule in the sentence below.

"Don't go there," said Freddy.

• direct address

• direct quotation

• items in a series

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Tony have, you, done your homework for writing yet?

• Tony have you done your homework for writing, yet?

• Tony have you done, your, homework for writing yet?

• Tony, have you done your homework for writing yet?

Jake was excited to bring home his sweet adorable puppy.

You need a comma between sweet and adorable.

• True

• False

What change, if any, should be made to the sentence:

"Don't forget your swimsuit," Sam said.

• No Change

• Add Quotation

• Add Comma

• Add Punctuation

Which sentence uses the comma correctly?

• It's a beautiful day, outside isn't it?
• It's a, beautiful day outside isn't it?
• It's a, beautiful day outside, isn't it?
• It's a beautiful day outside, isn't it?

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I live in New Palestine, Indiana.
• I live in New Palestine Indiana.
• I live, in, New Palestine, Indiana.

No you shouldn't move to Dallas, Texas because I will miss you.

Where should the other comma go?

• After because

• After no

• Before because

• No other comma is needed