WorksheetsSentence Structure: Commas
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
The English professor adjusted her glasses shuffled her notes and began her lecture.
Compound sentence
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Commas in a Series
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A jogger ran down the alley and onto my lawn this morning.
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Commas in a Series
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You must go immediately or you will not get a place in the class.
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Commas in a Series
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The band and cheerleaders gave the team plenty of support.
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Commas in a Series
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She gave me this jumper which she had knitted herself.
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Commas in a Series
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In the summer I’m going to visit Italy where my brother lives.
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Commas in a Series
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Can I have the pencil that I gave you this morning?
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Commas in a Series
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She stepped around the grass the sidewalk and onto the curb.
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Commas in a Series
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Harold’s thoughtful mother fed the starving cats and walked the energetic dogs.
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Commas in a Series
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Harriet is a woman of great courage and the town will honor her today.
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Commas in a Series
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Planning the itinerary buying supplies and packing emergency items are all part of good camping preparation.
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Commas in a Series
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Who sent you why you came and what you intend to do are none of my concern.
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Commas in a Series
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No students stood in line so Mary walked straight to the registration table.
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Commas in a Series
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Dad suggested that we sit on a rock and turn off our headlamps.
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Commas in a Series
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Many people say that a big house is better but there are other people all over the world who disagree.
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Commas in a Series
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Over and over, cats have come to the aid of their owners and proved that they are heroic, loyal companions.
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Commas in a Series
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Michelle screamed when she saw the spider that dangled from the one clean bathroom towel.
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Commas in a Series
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Rob tripped over his shoes which he had left lying in the middle of the floor.
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Commas in a Series
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Everyone loved Robin’s video which she had filmed in her garage.
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This is the book that everyone is talking about.
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