Mastering Coordinate Adjectives and Commas

Hey there, language detectives! Can you help Henry and Mason figure out which sentence uses commas correctly with coordinate adjectives?

• The bright, sunny day was perfect for a picnic.

• The bright sunny, day was perfect for a picnic.

• The bright sunny day, was perfect for a picnic.

• The bright, sunny, day was perfect for a picnic.

Help Ava decide which sentence has the commas dancing in the right places for those stylish adjectives!

• She wore a long, flowing dress to the party.

• She wore a long flowing, dress to the party.

• She wore a long flowing dress, to the party.

• She wore a long, flowing, dress to the party.

Elijah is writing a story and needs your help! Which sentence correctly uses commas with coordinate adjectives?

• The old, wooden chair creaked when I sat down.

• The old wooden, chair creaked when I sat down.

• The old wooden chair, creaked when I sat down.

• The old, wooden, chair creaked when I sat down.

Imagine you're on a thrilling adventure with David and Grace on a cold, windy night. Which sentence correctly captures the chill in the air using commas with coordinate adjectives?

• It was a cold, windy night.

• It was a cold windy, night.

• It was a cold windy night,.

• It was a cold, windy, night.

Benjamin and Aria are debating over the correct use of commas with coordinate adjectives. Can you help them decide which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• The small, cozy cabin was perfect for the weekend.

• The small cozy, cabin was perfect for the weekend.

• The small cozy cabin, was perfect for the weekend.

• The small, cozy, cabin was perfect for the weekend.

Hey Arjun, can you spot the sentence where the commas are perfectly placed between the adjectives?

• The loud, annoying alarm woke me up.

• The loud annoying, alarm woke me up.

• The loud annoying alarm, woke me up.

• The loud, annoying, alarm woke me up.

Abigail and Sophia are exploring a magical forest. Choose the sentence that correctly uses commas with coordinate adjectives to describe the scene they see.

• The tall, ancient trees lined the path.

• The tall ancient, trees lined the path.

• The tall ancient trees, lined the path.

• The tall, ancient, trees lined the path.

Hannah and Samuel are having a friendly debate about grammar. Can you help them by selecting the sentence that correctly uses commas with coordinate adjectives?

• The delicious, spicy soup was a hit at the dinner.

• The delicious spicy, soup was a hit at the dinner.

• The delicious spicy soup, was a hit at the dinner.

• The delicious, spicy, soup was a hit at the dinner.

Hey there, language detectives! Can you help Jackson and Mia figure out which sentence correctly uses commas with coordinate adjectives?

• The quick, brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

• The quick brown, fox jumped over the lazy dog.

• The quick brown fox, jumped over the lazy dog.

• The quick, brown, fox jumped over the lazy dog.

Hey there, language detectives! Can you help Aiden and Nora spot the sentence with the perfectly placed commas for those tricky coordinate adjectives?

• The large, colorful kite flew high in the sky.

• The large colorful, kite flew high in the sky.

• The large colorful kite, flew high in the sky.

• The large, colorful, kite flew high in the sky.