Comma Usage

Front

Which sentence uses commas correctly? Options: I wanted to buy cookies chips and, candy., I wanted to buy cookies chips and candy., I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.

Back

I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.

Front

Which sentence uses commas correctly? Options: Do not run, jump, or skip, in the hall., Do not run, jump or skip in the hall., Do not run, jump, or skip in the hall.

Back

Do not run, jump, or skip in the hall.

Front

What change needs to be made to this sentence? Either blueberries, grapes or plums stained the front of the new jacket.

Back

Add a comma after grapes

Front

What change needs to be made to this sentence: Kayaking and gardening are her favorite hobbies?

Back

No change needed

Front

Which sentence uses commas correctly? Options: I wanted to buy cookies chips and, candy., I wanted to buy cookies chips and candy., I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.

Back

I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.

Front

Correct the punctuation in the sentence: I went to Columbia South Carolina to see my son graduate from Army boot camp.

Back

I went to Columbia, South Carolina to see my son graduate from Army boot camp.

Front

Jenny swam in the pool but she didn't have any friends to swim with her.

Back

Jenny swam in the pool, but she didn't have any friends to swim with her.

Front

Which has correct comma placement? Options: Yes Billy, is good at dancing., Yes, Billy is good at dancing., Yes Billy is good at dancing., Yes Billy is good, at dancing.

Back

Yes, Billy is good at dancing.

Front

Fix this sentence!
Let's eat grandma!

Back

Let's eat, grandma!

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options:
1. Tony have, you, done your homework for writing yet?
2. Tony have you done your homework for writing, yet?
3. Tony have you done, your, homework for writing yet?
4. Tony, have you done your homework for writing yet?

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Tony, have you done your homework for writing yet?