Mastering Comma Usage in Writing

Which sentence is correct?

• I like apples bananas and oranges.

• I like apples, bananas, and oranges.

• I like, apples, bananas and oranges.

• I like apples bananas, and oranges.

Which sentence is correct?

• She lives in Dallas Texas.

• She lives in Dallas, Texas.

• She, lives in Dallas Texas.

• She lives, in Dallas Texas.

Which sentence is correct?

• Good morning Anna.

• Good morning, Anna.

• Good, morning Anna.

• Good morning Anna,

Which sentence is correct?

• She wore a bright, red dress.

• She wore a bright red, dress.

• She wore a bright red dress.

• She wore a, bright red dress.

Which sentence is correct?

• He said "Let's go to the park."

• He said, "Let's go to the park."

• He, said "Let's go to the park."

• He said "Let's go, to the park."

Which sentence is correct?

• I wanted to go to the store but I was too tired.

• I wanted to go to the store, but I was too tired.

• I wanted to go, to the store, but I was too tired.

• I wanted to go to the store but, I was too tired.

Which sentence is correct?

• My friend lives in Miami Florida, and loves the beach.

• My friend lives in Miami, Florida, and loves the beach.

• My friend, lives in Miami Florida and loves the beach.

• My friend lives, in Miami, Florida and loves the beach.

Which sentence is correct?

• We went to the store, bought some food and came home.

• We went to the store, bought some food, and came home.

• We went, to the store, bought some food and came home.

• We went to the store bought some food, and came home.

Which sentence is correct?

• Can you help me Maria with my homework?

• Can you help me, Maria, with my homework?

• Can you help, me Maria, with my homework?

• Can you help me Maria, with my homework?

Which sentence is correct?

• It was a long, boring movie.

• It was a long boring, movie.

• It was a long boring movie.

• It was, a long boring movie.