Because she wanted to go, she left.

Because, she wanted to go she left.

Because, she, wanted, to, go, she, left.

Because she wanted to go she left.

Mat Fraser, five-time Fittest Man on Earth, works very hard.

Mat Fraser five-time Fittest Man on Earth works very hard.

Mat, Fraser, five-time, Fittest, Man, on, Earth, works, very, hard.

Mat Fraser five-time, Fittest Man on Earth works very hard.

You'll have to take it from my cold, dead hands.

You'll have to take it, from my cold dead hands.

You'll, have, to, take, it, from, my, cold, dead, hands.

You'll have to take it from my cold dead hands.

Dean, Jess, and Logan went to different schools.

Dean Jess and Logan, went to different schools.

Dean, Jess, and, Logan, went, to, different, schools.

Dean Jess and Logan went to different schools.

I root for SUU, not Weber State.

I root, for SUU not Weber State.

I, root, for, SUU, not, Weber, State.

I root for SUU not Weber State.

I can do it myself, can't I?

I can, do it myself can't I?

I, can, do, it, myself, can't, I?

I can do it myself can't I?

The comma rules test is on January 20th, 2021.

The comma rules test, is on January 20th, 2021.

The comma rules test is on January 20th 2021.

The, comma, rules, test, is, on, January, 20th, 2021.

Mrs. Marble was born in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Mrs. Marble was, born in Fairbanks Alaska.

Mrs. Marble, was, born, in, Fairbanks, Alaska.

Mrs. Marble was born in Fairbanks Alaska.

"I just couldn't," he sighed.

"I just couldn't" he, sighed.

"I, just, couldn't," he, sighed.

"I just couldn't" he sighed.

three or more items in a list

using an introductory word

starting a subordinating clause

city, state + comma after state if the sentence continues

three or more items in a list

month day, year + another comma if the sentence continues

adding a comma when something refers back to a noun

using a comma when writing two adjectives

using commas to refer back to a noun in the sentence

city, state + another comma if the sentence continues

month day, year + another comma if the sentence continues

using a comma to separate two adjectives

using a comma after an introductory word or phrase

using a comma to begin a subordinate clause

using a comma with quotations

city, state + another comma if the sentence continues

using a comma between two adjectives

month day, year + comma if the sentence continues

using a comma in quotations

using a comma to begin a subordinate clause

using a comma between two adjectives

using a comma with an introductory word or phrase

using a comma to begin a subordinate clause

using two commas to refer back to a noun in the sentence

month day, year + another comma if the sentence continues

using a comma between two adjectives

using a comma with an introductory word or phrase

using commas to refer back to a noun in the sentence

Mr. Bailey yelled "throw me that football!"

Mr. Bailey yelled, "Throw me that football!"

Mr. Bailey yelled "Throw me, that football!"

Mr. Bailey, yelled "Throw me that football!"

Ms. Larner found dinosaur bones, buried treasure, and a stinkbug in her backyard.

Ms. Larner found dinosaur bones buried treasure and a stinkbug in her backyard.

Ms. Larner found dinosaur bones buried treasure, and a stinkbug in her backyard.

Mr. Larner found, dinosaur bones, buried treasure, and a stinkbug in her backyard.

Mrs. Irving went to Los Angeles, California and she went shopping.

Mrs. Irving went to Los Angeles California, and she went shopping.

Mrs. Irving went to, Los Angeles, California, and she went shopping.

Mrs. Irving went to Los Angeles, California, and she went shopping.

Mom does not like to sleep in a tent, nor does she like cooking over a fire.

Mom does not like to sleep in a tent nor does she like cooking over a fire.

Mom does not like to sleep in a tent nor, does she like cooking over a fire.

Mom does not like to sleep, in a tent, nor does she like cooking over a fire.

Miguel running his fifth lap is beginning to look tired.

Miguel, running his fifth lap is beginning to look tired.

Miguel, running his fifth lap, is beginning to look tired.

Miguel running his fifth lap, is beginning to look tired.

Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12 1809.

Abraham Lincoln was born on February, 12 1809.

Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809.

Abraham Lincoln was born on, February 12, 1809.

While I do my homework, I listen to music loudly.

While I do my homework I listen to music, loudly.

While I do my homework I listen to music loudly.

While, I do my homework, I listen to music loudly.

Campaign promises, therefore, mean almost nothing.

Campaign promises therefore mean almost nothing.

Campaign promises therefore, mean almost nothing.

Campaign promises, therefore mean almost nothing.

"I do, too," replied James "but I like science fiction movies more."

"I do, too" replied James "but I like science fiction movies more."

"I do, too," replied James, "but I like science fiction movies more."

"I do, too," replied James ",but I like science fiction movies more."

Your postcard came on Thursday, July 24 in the morning.

Your postcard came on Thursday July 24, in the morning.

Your postcard came on Thursday, July 24, in the morning.

Your postcard came on Thursday July 24 in the morning.

Her actions are unkind, greedy and, dishonest.

Her actions are unkind, greedy, and, dishonest.

Her actions are unkind, greedy, and dishonest.

Her actions are unkind, greedy and dishonest.

"We will read," she said "how it connected the East and the West."

"We will read," she said, "how it connected the East and the West."

"We will read" she said "how it connected the East and the West."

"We will read" she said, "how it connected the East and the West."

I don't want expensive, fragile dishes.

I don't want expensive fragile dishes.

I don't want, expensive fragile, dishes.

I don't want, expensive, fragile, dishes.

Gianna, who likes to sing, is in the talent show.

Gianna who likes to sing, is in the talent show.

Gianna, who likes to sing is, in the talent show.

Gianna, who likes to sing is in the talent, show.

Pirates have roved the high seas for thousand of years, some of the earliest stories refer to them.

Pirates have roved the high seas for thousand of years, and some of the earliest stories refer to them.

Pirates have roved the high seas for thousand of years and some of the earliest stories refer to them.

Pirates have roved the high seas, for thousand of years and some of the earliest stories refer to them.

If you are hungry, you should make a sandwich.

If you are hungry you should make a sandwich.

If you are hungry, you should, make a sandwich.

If you are hungry, you should make a, sandwich.

I want to go home for lunch, and I want to see my dog.

I want to go home, for lunch and I want to see my dog.

I want to go home, for lunch, and I want to see my dog.

I want to go home for lunch and, I want to see my dog.

I went down the long dirt road late at night.

I went down the long, dirt, road late at night.

I went down the long, dirt road late at night.

I went down the long dirt road, late at night.

Please, Jane, bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

Please, Jane bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

Please Jane, bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

Please Jane bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

I was wondering if I could have extra credit, Mr. Rodriguez.

I was wondering if I could have extra credit Mr. Rodriguez.

I was wondering, if I could have extra credit Mr. Rodriguez.

I was wondering, if I could have extra credit, Mr. Rodriguez.

Ms. Ortiz, can I go to the restroom?

Ms. Ortiz can I go to the restroom?

Ms, Ortiz, can I go to the restroom?

Ms. Ortiz can I go, to the restroom?

I went to the mall because I needed new shoes, a cute jacket and fancy pants.

I went to the mall because I needed new shoes, a cute, jacket, and fancy pants.

I went to the mall because I needed new shoes, a cute jacket, and fancy pants.

I went to the mall because I needed new shoes, a cute jacket and fancy pants.