Throwing an arm around her best friend Sara joined in the singing.

Throwing an arm around her best friend, Sara joined in the singing.

Which sentence uses a comma correctly?

We flooded our backyard, and then we put up goals to play hockey.

The Alps have it all craggy peaks, abundant flowers, and clear blue skies.

The Alps have it all: craggy peaks, abundant flowers, and clear blue skies.

The peaks are covered in snow the meadows are covered in flowers.

The peaks are covered in snow; the meadows are covered in flowers., The peaks are covered in snow, and the meadows are covered in flowers.

When the woods were at their peak golden splendor we hiked for hours.

When the woods were at their peak golden splendor, we hiked for hours.

Which sentence is correct?

U of M dominated the football game, but it wasn't a terribly exciting game.

As the trail turned, a mountain goat it came out of nowhere blocked our way.

As the trail turned, a goat—it came out of nowhere—blocked our way.

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1
While the sun was shining, the children played tag, and they were laughing in delight.
compound sentence
simple sentence
compound-complex sentence
complex sentence
2
Throwing an arm around her best friend Sara joined in the singing.
Throwing an arm around her best friend, Sara joined in the singing.
Throwing an arm around her best friend and joining in the singing.
no change
Throwing an arm around her best friend; Sara joined in the singing.
3
Which sentence uses a comma correctly?
We flooded our backyard and, then, we put up goals to play hockey.
We flooded our backyard and then, we put up goals to play hockey.
We flooded our backyard, and then, we put up goals, to play hockey.
We flooded our backyard, and then we put up goals to play hockey.
4
The Alps have it all craggy peaks, abundant flowers, and clear blue skies.
The Alps have it all: craggy peaks, abundant flowers, and clear blue skies.
The Alps have it all; craggy peaks, abundant flowers, and clear blue skies.
no change
The Alps have it all, craggy peaks, abundant flowers, and clear blue skies.
5
The peaks are covered in snow the meadows are covered in flowers.
The peaks are covered in snow: the meadows are covered in flowers.
The peaks are covered in snow, the meadows are covered in flowers.
The peaks are covered in snow; the meadows are covered in flowers.
The peaks are covered in snow, and the meadows are covered in flowers.
6
When the woods were at their peak golden splendor we hiked for hours.
When the woods were at their peak golden splendor; we hiked for hours.
When the woods were at their peak golden splendor, we hiked for hours.
When the woods were at their peak golden splendor, and we hiked for hours.
No change
7
As the children played tag, they were laughing in delight.
complex sentence
compound sentence
simple sentence
compound-complex sentence
8
Which sentence is correct?
U of M dominated the football game but it wasn't a terribly exciting game.
U of M dominated the football game, but it wasn't a terribly exciting game.
U of M dominated the football game, it wasn't a terribly exciting game.
9
As the trail turned, a mountain goat it came out of nowhere blocked our way.
As the trail turned, a goat—it came out of nowhere—blocked our way.
As the trail turned, a goat; it came out of nowhere, blocked our way.
As the trail turned, a goat, it came out of nowhere blocked our way.
no change
10
The children played tag, and they were laughing in delight.
complex sentence
simple sentence
compound sentence
compound-complex sentence
11
The children played tag and laughed in delight.
compound-complex sentence
complex sentence
simple sentence
compound sentence

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