Punctuation Review

Which is correct?

• After work I drove home, and stopped at a red light.

• After work, I drove home and stopped at a red light.

• After work, I drove home and stopped at a red light.

• After work I drove home and stopped at a red light.

Which is correct?

• While running he slipped but people helped him.

• While running, he slipped but people helped him.

• While running he slipped, but people helped him.

• While running, he slipped, but people helped him.

Which is correct?

• My teacher Mrs. Briggs has no planning period so she is tired.

• My teacher, Mrs. Briggs, has no planning period so she is tired.

• My teacher, Mrs. Briggs, has no planning period, so she is tired.

• My teacher Mrs. Briggs has no planning period, so she is tired.

Which is correct?

• The list of things I hate about this school: people, people, and people.

• The list of things I hate about this school people, people, and people.

• The list, of things I hate about this school, people, people, and people.

• The list of things: I hate about this school people, people, and people.

Which is correct?

• Mark my friend needs money however I have no job.

• Mark my friend needs money, however I have no job.

• Mark, my friend, needs money; however, I have no job.

• Mark my friend needs money; however I have no job.