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Using Commas - Where should a comma be in the following sentences? (UT5th)
Using Commas - Where should a comma be in the following sentences? (UT5th)
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Identify where commas should be in each sentence.
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1
Hello where is the library?
No comma needed
after Hello
after the
after where
2
What do you think the answer is Chris?
after is
after What
after you
after think
3
Mr. Childs did you grade our test yet?
after Childs
No comma needed
after test
after grade
4
Summer in my opinion is the best season of the year.
after summer and opinion
after season
after opinion
after summer
5
In case of a fire go down the stairs and exit the back doors.
after stairs
after exit
after fire
after case
6
Every two weeks as always you will receive a new agenda sheet.
after weeks
after weeks and always
after always
after new
7
Our teacher Mr. Childs also coaches tennis.
after teacher
No comma needed
after Childs
after teacher and Bui
8
You’ll need your literature book a pencil and your spiral for today’s lesson.
after need
after book and pencil
after book
after book and spiral
9
Finally you will type your essay on the computer.
after Finally
No comma needed
after type
after essay
10
Class turn to page 815 in your literature book.
after turn
No comma needed
after 815
after Class
11
When Arthur had grown into a tall youth Merlin went to visit the Archbishop.
after youth
after went
after When and Arthur
after grown
12
Mary’s cat Snowball ran away when it saw the dog.
after Mary's
after Mary's and cat
after cat and Snowball
after away
13
Once we are finished studying archetypes we will read Shakespeare.
after Once
after archetypes
after studying
after finished
14
William Shakespeare wrote many sonnets stories and plays.
after sonnets and stories
No comma needed
after sonnets
after Shakespeare