Which sentence correctly uses a comma after a mild expression?

• Oh I forgot my lunch!

• Wow, that was an amazing show!

• Yes I can help you.

Choose the correct sentence:

• Hey let’s go to the park.

• Well I guess it’s time to leave.

• Oh, I see what you mean now.

Where should the comma go?

• Oops, I dropped my pencil.

• Oops I, dropped my pencil.

• Oops I dropped, my pencil.

Which sentence correctly uses a comma after a dependent introductory clause?

• Before we go to the store let’s make a list.

• When the bell rings, we will go outside.

• If you want you can have a snack.

Where should the comma go?

• After we eat dinner, we can play a game.

• After we eat, dinner we can play a game.

• After, we eat dinner we can play a game.

Choose the sentence that needs a comma:

• Because it was raining we stayed inside.

• The kids ran outside to play.

• She likes pizza and ice cream.

Which sentence correctly uses a comma?

• I like ice cream, and she likes cake.

• I like ice cream and, she likes cake.

• I like ice cream and she likes cake.

Where should the comma go?

• We wanted to go swimming, but it started to rain.

• We wanted, to go swimming but it started to rain.

• We wanted to go swimming but, it started to rain.

Choose the correct sentence:

• We can watch a movie, or we can play a game.

• We can watch a movie or, we can play a game.

• We can watch a movie or we can play a game.

Which sentence requires a comma before the conjunction?

• She wanted to go for a walk but it started to rain.

• She wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain.

• She wanted, to go for a walk but it started to rain.