Comma Drama
"After lunch we went to the library."
After lunch, we went to the library.
"She (run/runs) every morning."
runs
"I left my book over (their/there/they're)."
there
"i went to new york last summer."
I went to New York last summer.
Which sentence is correct?
A) Its a beautiful day.
B) It’s a beautiful day.
B
"She brought chips salsa guacamole and soda."
She brought chips, salsa, guacamole, and soda.
"The team (is/are) winning the championship."
is
"You’re going to love (your/you’re) new schedule."
"my aunt works at roosevelt high school."
My aunt Roosevelt High School
Which punctuation is missing in this sentence: "He asked if I was coming"
A question mark (?) at the end
"I was tired but I stayed up to study."
I was tired, but I stayed up to study.
"Neither the teacher nor the students (was/were) late."
were
"He refused to (accept/except) help from anyone."
accept
"They visited the statue of liberty and times square."
They visited the Statue of Liberty and Times Square.
Identify the error: "The books, is on the shelf."
Subject-verb agreement: “books” is plural, so it should be “are.”
"Honestly I didn’t think he’d make it."
Honestly, I didn’t think he’d make it.
"Each of the players (has/have) a locker."
has
"He refused to (accept/except) help from anyone."
effect
Choose the correct version:
A) My Brother lives in Chicago.
B) My brother lives in Chicago.
B — only capitalize "brother" if it's a title or proper name
Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:
A) I love pizza; especially pineapple.
B) I love pizza, especially pineapple.
B
"My sister who lives in California is visiting next week."
My sister, who lives in California, is visiting next week.
"There is many reasons why I love this book."
There are many reasons why I love this book.
"Its/It’s been a long year, but the school has maintained its/it’s values."
It’s been a long year, but the school has maintained its values.
"in april, senator harris gave a speech in washington, d.c."
In April, Senator Harris gave a speech in Washington, D.C.
Fix this sentence: "the student council is planning prom its going to be great."
The student council is planning prom. It’s going to be great.