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Basic comma rules practice.
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1
Which sentence has the correct punctuation?
Can you come now, or do you need more time?
Can you come now or do you need more time?
2
What is this error called? Indiana snowstorms are the worst, I hope we have a snow day again.
comma splice
fragment
dangling modifier
3
Mom told me that I needed to clean my room, that it was filthy, and that she would buy Lysol.
Correct
Incorrect
4
Correct or incorrect? I love to knit sweaters, but thick fluffy socks are my specialty.
Correct
Incorrect
5
What's the reason we need commas in this sentence? It was a small, bright, colorful footstool.
compound sentence
series
coordinate adjective
nominative absolute
6
How could you fix this error? My mom is so silly, I nearly died of laughter at the party.
silly. I
silly; I
silly I
silly, and
7
Which sentence has the correct punctuation?
Significant, changes were made to the draft.
Significant changes were made to the draft.
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Correct or incorrect? The last bell having sounded, we ran out of 7th hour.
Correct
Incorrect
9
Correct or incorrect? The delicious creamy pudding was my favorite part of yesterday's dinner.
Correct
Incorrect
10
How many commas would you need? "The unique smiling girl was truly a smart kind person."
1
4
2
3
11
Correct or incorrect? The mouse squeaked, and ran to grab a piece of cheese.
correct
incorrect
12
What's the reason for the comma? The phone suddenly shattering the silence, I dropped the dish.
series
nominative absolute
compund sentence
coordinate adjectives
13
Which sentence is incorrect?
At the school play, we laughed and we cried and we clapped.
At the school play, we laughed, and we cried, and we claped.
At the school play we laughed and we cried and we clapped.
14
Which sentence has the correct punctuation?
We looked for the ball: in the shed, in my car, and inside.
We looked for the ball in the shed in my car and inside
We looked for the ball in the shed, in my car, and inside.
15
Is this sentence correct or incorrect? Our grammar tests went poorly, nearly half of us failed.
Correct
Incorrect
