Commas separating Independent Clauses

What does FANBOYS stand for?

• for, also, never, but, or, yet, sorta

• from, and, not, but, other, yet, sometimes

• for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

• furthermore, also, never, before, other, yet, simply

What is an independent clause?

• the last part of a sentence

• part of a sentence

• a complete thought

• the first part of a sentence

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I like to run but not when it's hot.

• I like to run, but not when it's hot.

• I like to run but, not when it's hot.

• I like to run but not, when it's hot.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• I do not want a dog, nor do I want a cat.

• I do not want a dog nor do I want a cat.

• I do not want a dog nor, do I want a cat.

• I want a dog, nor, do I want a cat.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• The car needs repairs but we cannot afford the costs.

• The car needs repairs, but, we cannot afford the costs.

• The car needs repairs but, we cannot afford the costs.

• The car needs repairs, but we cannot afford the costs.