Punctuation Rules We Should All Know

I don't want to be in a musical I don't like singing in public.

I don't want to be in a musical, I don't like singing in public.

Are commas used correctly: The Great Debaters, starring Denzel Washington, is a good movie.

Are all words used correctly: I can't go to a movie tonight cause I have to babysit my brother.

Until your room is clean.

Was forced to wear an ugly dress.

Are apostrophes used correctly: The womens' bathroom is smaller than the mens'.

The illness had spread throughout the school.

The figure skater in the blue costume.

Are commas used correctly: Students, please take your seats!

I don't want to be in a musical; I don't like singing in public.

Are commas used correctly: The heavy orange textbook needs to be covered, and left at home.

Are apostrophes used correctly: Both of the tire's were flat.

Are all words used correctly: Whose essay is this?

Are apostrophes used correctly: My parents' new boat is their pride and joy.

Are all words used correctly: It's claws are sharp!

Are commas used correctly: I ate cake, pie and ice cream for dessert.

Are all words used correctly: Whose traveling this summer?

Are apostrophes used correctly in this sentence: Scott's dad grounded him for being late.

Which three things are required for a complete sentence?

Are all words used correctly: My new earrings are pretty but are to heavy!