9th COMMAS CFA practice

Which comma rule would we use for the following sentence?

She has a beautiful, soft jacket

• Use a comma before a FANBOYS that joins 2 independent clauses.

• Use a comma to separate a list of three or more items.

• Use a comma to separate equal adjectives that describe the same noun.

Which rule applies to the following sentence?

Sadie likes math, English, and science.

• Use a comma to separate a list of two or more.

• Use a comma to separate a quotation from the rest of a sentence.

• Use a comma to separate a list of three or more items.

• Use a comma to separate an introductory element from the rest of a sentence.

Which sentence is punctuated properly? (Comma Rule #3)

• Mr. Marks wants pencils, posters, and whiteboard markers for his classroom.

• Mr. Arritt can come Monday Tuesday or Wednesday

• I need a comb, two cans, of hairspray and some hair ties.

• I need to run, go on a hike or go to the pool before it gets too cold.

Which example USES the Oxford comma correctly?

• I needed to wash the dishes, dry my clothes, and clean the kitchen.

• I needed to wash the dishes, dry my clothes and clean the kitchen.

Is the following sentence properly punctuated?

There is a bright red firetruck across the street.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a comma rule?

• You must place a comma between two words.

• use a comma to show that someone owns something.

• If you start a sentence with an adjective, no comma is necessary.

• Use a comma to separate equal adjectives that describe the same noun.

The sentence is punctuated correctly.

She wanted a new book when, in fact, she already had eighteen.

• True.

• False.

Which sentence uses a comma for EXTRA INFORMATION correctly?

• Los Angeles, is somewhere, I want to visit.

• My mom has black hair.

• The girl, who was a chef in France, always carried snacks with her.

• The girl with, green eyes, is my sister.

Which SENTENCES use commas for interruptions correctly?

• She walked to the store, and was almost too late.

• I must admit, however, that you are right about this one.

• Yes, I can help you with that!

• You are, after all, my best friend!

Write a sentence using Comma Rule 3: place commas between items in a list + use the Oxford comma.