Week 9 Grammar - Commas Cont.

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"After I had locked the car door I remembered that the keys were still in the ignition."

• After I had locked the car door, I remembered that the keys were still in the ignition.

• After I had locked, the car door I remembered that the keys were still in the ignition.

• After I had locked the car door I remembered, that the keys were still in the ignition.

• After I had locked the car door I, remembered that the keys were still in the ignition.

• After, I had locked the car door, I remembered that the keys were still in the ignition.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"I had a spare set of keys with me; if I hadn't I would have had to walk home."

• I had a spare set of keys with me; if I hadn't, I would have had to walk home.

• I had a spare set of keys with me; if I hadn't I would have had to walk, home.

• I had a spare set. of keys, with me; if I hadn't I would have had to walk home.

• I had a spare set, of keys with me; if I hadn't I would have had to walk home.

• I had a spare set of keys with me; if I hadn't I would have, had to walk home.

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CCSS.L.9-10.2A

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"Looking poised and calm Jill walked to the podium to deliver her presentation."

• Looking poised and calm, Jill walked to the podium to deliver her presentation.

• Looking poised and calm Jill, walked to the podium, to deliver her presentation.

• Looking poised, and calm, Jill walked to the podium to deliver her presentation.

• Looking poised and calm Jill walked to the podium, to deliver her presentation.

• Looking poised and calm Jill, walked to the podium to deliver her presentation.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"In the first round of the golf tournament I played against one of the best golfers in the state."

• In the first round of the golf tournament, I played against one of the best golfers in the state.

• In the first round of the golf tournament I, played against one of the best golfers in the state.

• In the first round, of the golf tournament, I played against one of the best golfers in the state.

• In the first round of the golf tournament I played, against one of the best golfers in the state.

• In the first round of the golf tournament I played against one of the best, golfers in the state.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"At the track meet Jenna Brittany and Fred at the snack bar."

• At the track, meet Jenna, Brittany, and Fred at the snack bar.

• At the track meet, Jenna, Brittany, and Fred at the snack bar.

• At the track meet Jenna, Brittany, and Fred at the snack bar.

• At the track meet, Jenna Brittany and Fred at the snack bar.

• At the track, meet Jenna Brittany and Fred at the snack bar.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"Ron Arias's first novel The Road to Texas was nominated for the National book award."

• Ron Arias's first novel, The Road to Texas, was nominated for the National book award.

• Ron Arias's first novel The Road to Texas, was nominated for the National book award.

• Ron Arias's first novel, The Road to Texas was nominated for the National book award.

• Ron Arias's first novel The Road to Texas was nominated, for the National book award.

• Ron Arias's first novel, The Road to Texas, was nominated, for the National book award.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"Tylan my oldest nephew plays the accordion the piano and the triangle. Clearly he is a talented young man."

• Tylan, my oldest nephew, plays the accordion, the piano, and the triangle. Clearly, he is a talented young man.

• Tylan, my oldest nephew, plays the accordion, the piano, and the triangle. Clearly he is a talented young man.

• Tylan my oldest nephew, plays the accordion, the piano, and the triangle. Clearly, he is a talented young man.

• Tylan, my oldest nephew, plays the accordion the piano and the triangle. Clearly, he is a talented young man.

• Tylan, my oldest nephew plays the accordion, the piano and the triangle. Clearly, he is a talented young man.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"Your painting Andy is very original and uses masterful technique."

• Your painting, Andy, is very original and uses masterful technique.

• Your painting Andy, is very original and uses masterful technique.

• Your painting, Andy. is very original, and uses masterful technique.

• Your painting Andy, is very original and uses, masterful technique.

• Your painting Andy is very original, and uses masterful, technique.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

"Monica will you please answer the question and stop delaying the court proceeding?"

• Monica, will you please answer the question and stop delaying the court proceeding?

• Monica will you please answer the question, and stop delaying the court proceeding?

• Monica, will you please, answer the question and stop delaying the court proceeding?

• Monica will you please answer, the question and stop delaying the court proceeding?

• Monica will you please answer the question and stop, delaying, the court proceeding?

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

Read the sentence below and determine where the commas need to be placed.

Ben Folds not John Mayer wrote the song "Brick."

• Ben Folds, not John Mayer, wrote the song "Brick."

• Ben Folds, not John Mayer wrote the song "Brick."

• Ben Folds not John Mayer, wrote the song "Brick."

• Ben Folds not John Mayer wrote the song, "Brick."

• Ben Folds, not John Mayer, wrote the song, "Brick."

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C