Combining Sentences with Commas

I got to school on time; however I was late to class.

• After "however"

• After "school"

• After "late"

Select the correctly punctuated sentence.

• She said she loved the book; so, I gave it to her.

• She said she loved the book, so I gave it to her.

• She said she loved the book: so I gave it to her.

Which sentence DOES NOT NEED a comma?

• I got to school, and then I went to breakfast.

• I got to school, so then I went to breakfast.

• I got to school, and went to breakfast.

Does this sentence need a comma?

My grandma won't be able to come to my birthday party; therefore she sent me my card in the mail.

• No comma needed

• Needs a comma

Is this sentence punctuated correctly?

The new restaurant was very busy, but, we still were able to get a table.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Where does the comma go when you use a conjunction to join two complete sentences into one?

• before the conjunction

• after the conjunction

• you never use a comma with a conjunction

• commas shmommas - who needs 'em!

Where should the comma be placed in the following sentence? 'I wanted to go for a walk but it started raining.'

• After 'walk'

• After 'go'

• After 'but'

• No comma needed

Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

• I like apples, oranges and bananas.

• I like apples oranges, and bananas.

• I like apples, oranges, and bananas.

• I like, apples, oranges, and bananas.

Identify the sentence that needs a comma.

• She ran to the store and bought some milk.

• He wanted to go but he was too tired.

• They danced all night and had a great time.

• We went to the park and played soccer.

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

• Although it was raining, we went for a walk.

• Although, it was raining we went for a walk.

• Although it was raining we went, for a walk.

• Although it was raining we, went for a walk.