Commas to Set Off Words

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• It was just, a regular day in New York wasn't it?

• It was just a regular day in, New York wasn't it?

• It was just a regular day in New York, wasn't it?

• It was just, a regular day, in New York, wasn't it?

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• Yes I was just getting photographed,by a man named Mr.Parker.

• Yes, I was just getting photographed by a man named Mr.Parker.

• Yes I was just getting photographed by a man named, Mr.Parker.

• Yes I was just getting photographed by a man named Mr.Parker.

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• Then I heard, "Spiderman, I need you!"

• Then I heard, ",Spiderman I need you!"

• Then I heard, ",Spiderman, I need you!"

• Then I heard, ",Spiderman I need, you!"

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• You're kidding me right?

• You're kidding me, right?

• You're kidding, me right?

• You're, kidding me right?

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• No I saw it with my own eyes!

• No I saw it, with my own eyes!

• No, I saw it with my own, eyes!

• No, I saw it with my own eyes!

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• I shouted, "Go, Spiderman, save her!'

• I shouted, "Go, Spiderman save her!'

• I shouted, "Go Spiderman save her!'

• I shouted, "Go, Spiderman, save, her!'

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• Lucy, do you know if he saved the woman?

• Lucy do you know, if he saved the woman?

• Lucy do you know if he saved the woman?

• Lucy, do you know, if he saved, the woman?

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• Yes I saw it on the news that she was rescued.

• Yes I saw it on the news that, she was rescued.

• Yes I saw it, on the news that she was rescued.

• Yes, I saw it on the news that she was rescued.

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• "Watch out for danger Spiderman!"

• "Watch out, for danger, Spiderman!"

• "Watch out for danger, Spiderman!"

• "Watch out for danger Spiderman,!"

Choose the sentence that uses the comma or commas correctly.

• Class, please give Spiderman, a round of applause.

• Class, please give Spiderman a round of applause.

• Class, please give Spiderman a round of, applause.

• Class please give Spiderman a round of applause.