Comma review

Match the use of commas to the category

Groups:

(a) Direct Address

,

(b) Introductory Word

,

(c) In a series

,

(d) Dates and Places

• A thunderstorm brings lightning, thunder, and rain.

• A big storm was on April 15, 2008.

• Mike, tell me about storms

• Wow, I didn't know that.

• Yes, most storms are in spring.

• Bring your red jacket, a strong flashlight, and enough clothes to stay warm.

• Squalls, tornados, and hurricanes are kinds of storms

• I have dinner with frieds on Friday, February 7th.

• Thanks for being here, ladies and gentlemen.

• Thunderstorms, sir, are common.

• According to experts, it could be dangerous.

• Did you see the storm in Naples, Florida?

What's the rule for commas in a series?

What's the rule for commas with introductory words?

What's the rule for commas with direct address?

What's the rule for commas with dates?

What's the rule for commas with places?