This video tutorial explains the correct placement of commas in addresses. It covers the different parts of an address, such as house number, street, city, and state, and demonstrates how to separate these parts with commas. The tutorial includes examples, including a complex address, to illustrate the rules and common sense needed for correct comma placement. The video concludes with a review and encouragement to revisit the material if needed.

Why is it important to know the rules for using commas in addresses?

• To enhance vocabulary skills

• To ensure proper grammar in essays

• To improve reading comprehension

• To correctly fill out forms and mail letters

Which of the following is NOT a part of an address?

• House number

• Street name

• Postal code

• City

What is the correct order of parts in an address?

• House number, Street, City, State

• State, City, Street, House number

• Street, House number, State, City

• City, State, Street, House number

In the address '456 Slow Lane, Slothville, Oregon', where should the commas be placed?

• After '456' and 'Slothville'

• After 'Lane' and 'Oregon'

• After 'Slow' and 'Slothville'

• After 'Lane' and 'Slothville'

What is the purpose of using commas in addresses?

• To make the address look longer

• To separate different parts of the address

• To add style to the address

• To confuse the reader

In the example '449 West Over Lane, Landing, Florida', what is the name of the city?

• West Over

• Landing

• Florida

• Lane

What should you use to determine the end of a street name?

• Common sense and street suffixes like Avenue or Lane

• The presence of a comma

• The length of the street name

• The number of words in the street name

Which of the following is a common street suffix?

• Square

• Boulevard

• Park

• Garden

What is the correct way to write the address '123 Main Street, Springfield, Illinois'?

• 123 Main Street, Springfield, Illinois

• 123, Main Street, Springfield, Illinois

• 123 Main, Street, Springfield, Illinois

• 123 Main Street Springfield Illinois

Why might 'Lane Landing Florida' be confusing in an address?

• It lacks a street number

• It could be mistaken for a single location

• It is a very long name

• It uses uncommon words