Mastery Prep: English Lesson 2- Unnecessary Commas

It didn't take long, though for the grumpy Rottweiler to trot back to hs bed to protect his mammoth-sized chew toy.

• NO CHANGE

• take, long though,

• take long though

• take long, though,

In other words, the man equipped with the sword sharp enough, to slay a dragon, will save the kingdom.

• NO CHANGE

• enough to slay a dragon

• enough to slay a dragon

• enough, to slay a dragon,

I'm afraid those of us, who ate at the Chinese buffet last night, will likely have an upset stomach.

• NO CHANGE

• us who ate at the Chinese buffet, last night,

• us who ate at the Chinese buffet last night,

• us who ate at the Chinese buffet last night

In other words, the camp was outfitted with the emergency rations needed, to survive the blizzard, the hikers were soon to face.

• NO CHANGE

• rations needed to survive the blizzard

• rations, needed to survive the blizzard

• rations needed to survive the blizzard,

Wearing athletic shoes, admittedly, sounds like a trivial issue to discuss in a dress code meeting.

• NO CHANGE

• shoes, admittedly sounds

• shoes admittedly, sounds

• shoes admittedly sounds,