Grammar Commas

Which is correct?

• This that and, the other.

• This, that, and, the other.

• This, that, and the other.

• This, that and the other.

Where should the comma go in the following sentence?
Take Kleenex with you for your nose is sure to run and drip during the play.

• before for

• after for

• before and

• after and

In the following sentence, where should the comma be placed?
Yes you can have a snack.

• Yes you can have a, snack.

• Yes, you can have a snack.

• Yes you, can have a snack.

• No comma is needed

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• Well, we can go to the park, or, we can go to the swimming pool.

• Well; we can go to the park; or to the swimming pool.

• Well: we can go to the park, or to the swimming pool.

• Well, we can go to the park, or we can go to the swimming pool.

In the following sentence, where should the comma be placed?
No I have never seen Drake in concert.

• No I have never, seen Drake in concert.

• No I have never, seen, Drake in concert.

• No, I have never seen Drake in concert.

• No I have never seen Drake, in concert.

In the following sentence, where should the comma be placed?
No I don't want to go to the baseball game.

• No I don't, want to go to the baseball game.

• No, I don't want to go to the baseball game. 

• No I don't want to go to the, baseball game. 

• No I don't want to go, to the baseball game.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• You may have, hot chocolate, hot tea, or coffee to drink.

• You may have hot chocolate, hot tea, or coffee to drink. 

• You may have hot chocolate; hot tea; or coffee to drink. 

• You may have hot chocolate or hot tea or coffee, to drink. 

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• My birthday cake was pink purple sparkly, and so delicious.

• My birthday cake was pink, purple, sparkly and so delicious. 

• My birthday cake was pink, purple, sparkly, and so delicious. 

• My birthday cake was, pink, purple, sparkly, and so delicious.

Which is the correct way to write the following sentence?
Lacrosse is an old sport yet it has only recently become popular.

• Lacrosse is an old sport, yet, it has only recently become popular.

• Lacrosse is an old sport, yet it has only recently become popular.

• Lacrosse is, an old sport, yet it has only recently become popular.

• Lacrosse is an old sport yet it has only recently become popular.

How is this sentence correctly written?

Although it was raining cats and dogs outside we still went trick-or-treating.

• Although it was raining cats, and dogs outside we still went trick-or-treating.

• Although, it was raining cats and dogs outside we still went trick-or-treating.

• Although it was raining cats and dogs outside we still went trick-or-treating.

• Although it was raining cats and dogs outside, we still went trick-or-treating.