WorksheetsComma Usage
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
Don't forget to pick up your brother, call your aunt, and buy your dad a birthday gift.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
The children were tired, so they fell asleep on the couch.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
In the morning, empty the dishwasher.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
My sister, whose boyfriend is half her age, is getting married.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
After you do your homework, take out the trash.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
I want to call the doctor, but it's after hours now.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
The Smiths, who have been our neighbors for eight years, are moving.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
My math grade, which is higher than I expected, is not high enough for the program.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
My husband bought a beautiful, antique, leather sofa for our living room.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
Choose the correct comma usage of this sentence:
First, stir the egg and the milk together.
separate items in a list
join two independent clauses with a conjunction
set off a dependent clause
