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Commas & Appositives
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A review of comma usage and appositive phrases
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1
My mom wants me to go to the mall but I have to eat lunch first.
wants me to go to the mall, but I have to eat
I have to eat lunch, first.
No comma needed.
My mom,
2
Suzy and Jake
skated
until midnight.
Noun
Adverb
Conjunction
Verb
3
We have to leave early
so
we can get to the wedding on time.
Noun
Conjunction
Adverb
Interjection
4
We drove
under
the bridge.
Preposition
Conjunction
Adjective
Noun
5
Identify the appositive:
We went out to eat at Rodeo's, the best spot in town.
The best spot in town
Rodeo's
Out to eat
We went out
6
Could I play in the game even though I missed school today?
No comma needed.
missed school, today?
in the game, even though
Could, I, play
7
The young boy short and skinny loves to play basketball.
The young boy,
loves to play, basketball.
young boy, short and skinny,
The young, boy
8
Identify the appositive:
The smartest in her class, Mary won the Merit scholarship.
The smartest in her class
Mary won
No appositive.
Merit scholarship
9
Identify the appositive:
I noticed Frank, the boy with red hair, dancing in the streets.
There is no appositive
the boy with red hair
Frank
Dancing in the streets
10
Hello Bobby how are you?
Hello,
How are, you?
Hello Bobby,
Hello, Bobby,
11
Mr. Jones the new math teacher asked for our take home tests.
the new math teacher,
Mr. Jones, the new math teacher,
Mr. Jones,
No comma needed.
12
Kerry likes to eat potatoes corn and squash.
Kerry, likes to eat
potatoes, corn, and squash
potatoes, corn and squash
No comma needed.
13
The teacher read such an
interesting
book to the class.
Adverb
Verb
Adjective
Noun
14
Her brothers
are
leaving for the train.
Pronoun
Verb
Adjective
Noun
15
Hey Mark can you grab the phone for me?
Hey, Mark,
No comma needed.
grab the phone for, me.
Hey Mark,
16
America
is the greatest country in the world.
Adjective
Interjection
Verb
Noun
17
Could you please drive more
slowly
?
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Noun
18
He
is our legislator.
Adjective
Adverb
Pronoun
Noun
19
We went to the bookstore
yesterday
.
Adverb
Conjunction
Adjective
Noun
20
I would give you this book, but it's not
mine
.
Pronoun
Conjunction
Verb
Noun
21
Identify the appositive:
The girl, a tall blonde, quickly ran through the field.
through the field
quickly ran
a tall blonde
The girl
22
Nobody
attended our basketball game last night.
Pronoun
Adjective
Noun
Verb
23
Phew!
I thought I was going to get sick, but luckily I didn't.
Adjective
Conjunction
Noun
Interjection
24
Before I leave for the store do you need anything?
Before I leave for the store,
Before,
do, you, need anything
No comma needed.
25
Ms. Ness said "I really enjoyed reading your essay Jerry."
Ms. Ness said, AND essay, Jerry
essay, Jerry.
Ms. Ness said,
I, really enjoyed
26
Brett Favre as you can see from the stats is the greatest NFL quarterback of all time.
Brett Favre, as you can see from the stats,
Brett Favre,
greatest NFL, quarterback
No comma needed.
27
Wow!
I did much better on that quiz than I thought!
Interjection
Conjunction
Pronoun
Adverb
28
I'd love to help you,
but
I will be busy tonight.
Pronoun
Conjunction
Preposition
Interjection
29
I
always
eat my dinner before dessert.
Interjection
Conjunction
Adjective
Adverb
30
Identify the appositive:
She had the worst headache in the world; it hurt so bad.
There is no appositive
worst headache in the world
it hurt so bad
