Comma and Apostrophe

Select the sentence that correctly uses commas.

• My birthday is on Friday, December 5 2022.

• My birthday is on Friday, December, 5 2022.

• My birthday is on Friday, December 5, 2022.

• My birthday, is on Friday, December 5 2022.

Which word in the following sentence should have a comma after it:

No I don't think it will rain today.

• No

• think

• rain

• I

Which word in the following sentence should have a comma after it:

Sue please make sure to buy a cake for Sally's birthday.

• sure

• please

• Sally's

• Sue

Where does the apostrophe belong in the following sentence:

The cat always jumps from one chair to the other.

• before the s in always

• before the s in jumps

• It doesn't need an apostrophe.

Where does the apostrophe belong in the following sentence:

Paul wants to go to Jessicas party.

• Before the s in wants.

• Before the s in Jessicas.

• It doesn't need an apostrophe.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• On Wednesday, June 1 the childrens art teacher will take a class trip.

• On Wednesday, June 1, the childrens art teacher will take a class trip.

• On Wednesday, June 1, the children’s art teacher will take a class trip.

• On Wednesday June the childrens art teacher will take a class trip.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Both of the girls’ basketball teams’ played an exciting game.

• Both of the girls’ basketball teams played an exciting game.

• Both of the girls basketball teams played an exciting game.

• Both of the girl's basketball teams played an exciting game.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• The man's black umbrella is compact and it folds up.

• The mans' black umbrella is compact, and it folds up.

• The mans' black umbrella is compact and it folds up.

• The man's black umbrella is compact, and it folds up.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Because Susans quiz grades have improved dramatically she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

• Because Susan's quiz grades' have improved dramatically she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

• Because Susans' quiz grades' have improved dramatically, she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

• Because Susan's quiz grades have improved dramatically, she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• I like to watch television, attend concerts and read; however, I enjoy going to the movies the most.

• I like to watch television, attend concerts, and read, however, I enjoy going to the movies' the most.

• I like to watch television, attend concerts, and read; however, I enjoy going to the movies the most.

• I like to watch television, attend concert's, and read, however, I enjoy going to the movies' the most.