Separating parts of dates and addresses
Read this date without commas: July 4 1776. Where should you put a comma?
July 4, 1776.
Put commas in this list: I like apples bananas and grapes.
I like apples, bananas, and grapes.
Add a comma after the introductory word: Yes I will come to the party.
Yes, I will come to the party.
Add commas: Mom can you help me?
Mom, can you help me?
Which comma sentence is correct: I wanted to play but it rained or I wanted to play, but it rained?
I wanted to play, but it rained.
Add commas to this: My birthday is March 5 2015
My birthday is March 5, 2015
Choose the correct sentence: We need pencils crayons markers or We need pencils, crayons, markers.
We need pencils, crayons, markers.
Put a comma after the introductory phrase: After lunch we will read a story.
After lunch, we will read a story.
Fix this: James please pass the marker.
James, please pass the marker.
Join these two short sentences with a comma and a FANBOYS word: She ran. She was late. (Use "so" or "because" appropriately.)
She ran, so she was late. (Teacher may accept: She ran, because she was late — note meaning changes.)
Which sentence needs a comma:
I moved to 12 Oak Street Springfield Illinois or I moved to 12 Oak Street, Springfield, Illinois? (Choose the correct version.)
I moved to 12 Oak Street, Springfield, Illinois.
Add commas: For snack we had cheese crackers fruit and juice.
For snack we had cheese, crackers, fruit, and juice.
Add commas: Well I didn't know that.
Well, I didn't know that.
Place commas: Let's eat Grandma (decide how to make it correct).
Let's eat, Grandma.
Choose the correct sentence: He read the book and he liked it or He read the book, and he liked it?
He read the book, and he liked it.
Write the date with commas: November 21 2024 in the sentence "We will travel on November 21 2024."
We will travel on November 21, 2024.
Rewrite with commas: Sam packed a hat gloves scarf and boots for the trip.
Sam packed a hat, gloves, scarf, and boots for the trip.
Fix this sentence by adding a comma after the introductory word: Oh that was funny.
Oh, that was funny.
Add commas to this sentence: Friends let's start the game.
Friends, let's start the game.
Combine with a comma and a FANBOYS: The bell rang. Students lined up. (Use "so".)
The bell rang, so students lined up.
Fix this full address by adding commas: She lives at 45 Pine Road Seattle Washington 98101.
She lives at 45 Pine Road, Seattle, Washington, 98101.
Decide where commas go: The zoo has lions tigers bears and monkeys.
The zoo has lions, tigers, bears, and monkeys.
Place the comma correctly in this sentence: Finally we have finished our project.
Finally, we have finished our project.
Rewrite with commas: Teacher could you check my work.
Teacher, could you check my work?
Fix this run-on using a comma and a FANBOYS word: The sun set we went inside. (Use "so" or "then" with correct comma use.)
The sun set, so we went inside. (Teacher may accept "then" without comma in some styles; recommend using "so" with comma for this grade.)