Commas
The hungry student brought a cheese sandwich a cookie and some chips for lunch.
Comma between cheese sandwich and a cookie (comma after cookie optional)
The orange cat.
Sentence fragment
The cat ate breakfast.
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-Simple
-Compound
-Complex
-Compound/Complex
Simple
Some foods are easier to die-jest than others.
Digest
Bi-
(bicycle)
Two
The tall blonde boy is on the football team.
Comma between tall and blonde
Robert went to the park he met his friends there.
Run-on sentence
The old, retired fireman was still in extremely good shape for his age.
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-Simple
-Compound
-Complex
-Compound/Complex
Simple
The lite-ning scared the dog, so it hid under the bed.
Lightning
Co-
(Coworker)
With, together
One grocery store Fry's can be found one block away.
Commas before and after Fry's
The dog barked at the mailman.
Complete sentence
The senator looked at the bill, and he decided he was going to vote for it.
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-Simple
-Compound
-Complex
-Compound/Complex
Compound
I ate out at my favorite rest-rawnt yesterday.
Restaurant
-bio-
(Biology)
Life
The girl walked to the store and she bought some milk.
Comma after store
He runs he jumps.
While thinking about his day, Josh realized he never stopped at the bank.
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-Simple
-Compound
-Complex
-Compound/Complex
Complex
When it is near an election, candidates must cam-pane to try to get votes.
Campaign
Post-
(Postwar)
After, following
We shared a large blueberry muffin.
No comma needed.
While the astronaut floated up high in space above the Earth tied to a cord.
Sentence fragment
After walking around the block, Sue ate lunch and she took a nap.
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-Compound
-Complex
-Compound/Complex
Compound/Complex
Studying hard can be add-ven-tay-juss when trying to get a good grade.
Advantageous
-tion
(rotation)
Action, condition