Comma rules

What is a coma?

• A comma is a punctuation mark that indicates a smaller break within a sentence.

• It's a period.

• A puntuation way to ask a question.

• A word that describes something.

Is the sentence good?

Maria loves pizza, but she likes more the hamburgers.

• Yes

• No

The comma help to separe different ideas.

• False

• True

Is this sentence good?

1. I’ve always wanted to visit New York, but have never made the trip.

• Yes

• No

Juan says that the next sentence is correct: Maria's dog, ate atun.

What do you have to say to him.

• Maybe is correct.

• Yes, it's correct

• No, it isn't correct

• Ok

What is that?

• verb

• period

• comma

• question mark

Does this sentence has comma?

Luciana loves the pizza.

• No

• Yes

Is this a comma?

• Yes

• No

This sentence is correct?

1. I promise to meet you by noon, if not 5 minutes earlier.

• Yes

• No

1. Where it needs a comma?

2. If you get a job you become a part of society and you need to follow their rules.

• after and

• Before rules

• before the first you

• after society