Fragments
Conjunctions
Appositives
Direct Speech
Commas
100

Ran through the hallway during recess.

F -> Subject missing

100

What word joins these two ideas?
"I was tired ___ I stayed up late."

but
100

Identify the appositive in this sentence:
"My friend Sarah loves to read."

Sarah
100

Choose the correct version:
A) Maria said “I’m hungry.”
B) Maria said, “I’m hungry.”

b

100

Where should the comma go?
"I bought apples oranges and bananas."

"I bought apples, oranges, and bananas."

200

The dog barked loudly at the stranger.

200

Choose the best conjunction:
"We can eat pizza ___ we can go get tacos."

or, but

200

Add commas if needed:
"My brother a talented musician is performing tonight."

My brother, a talented musician, is performing tonight.

200

Correct any mistakes:

He asked, “can I go outside?”

Can

200

True or False?
"Use a comma after an introductory phrase like ‘After school’."

true

300

My friends and I played soccer after school.

S

300

Where should the comma go?
"I wanted to go swimming but it started to rain."

before but

300

What is an appositive?

A noun or noun phrase that renames or explains another noun right beside it.

300

Where should the comma go in this sentence?
"I’m ready" said Thomas.

ready,"

300

Add commas where needed:
"My best friend who lives next door is visiting."

"My best friend, who lives next door, is visiting."

400

Because the lights went out.

F -> main clause/subject missing

400

Fix the sentence:
"Neither the cat nor the dog wanted to come inside but they finally did."

before but

400

What in this sentence is the appositive? Add commas!
"My dog Max loves to play fetch."

"My dog, Max, loves to play fetch."

400

Fix the punctuation:
She said “I forgot my homework”.

She said, “I forgot my homework.”

400

Add commas where needed:
"He was born on July 4 2000 in Miami Florida."

"He was born on July 4, 2000 in Miami, Florida."

500

Under the bed and behind the dresser.

F -> main clause missing (subject and predicate)

500

Combine the two sentences correctly using a conjunction and a comma:
"We packed our bags. We left for the airport."

We packed our bags, and we left for the airport.

500

Combine the sentences using an appositive:
"Mr. Gomez is our science teacher. He won Teacher of the Year."

Mr. Gomez, our science teacher, won Teacher of the Year.

500

Add all the missing punctuation and change anything that needs to be corrected:
the teacher said we are going to have a quiz today

The teacher said, “We are going to have a quiz today.”

500

Add all necessary commas in this sentence:
"Oh I can’t believe that on Friday May 15 2020 we went to New York City and had pizza."

Oh, I can’t believe that on Friday, May 15, 2020, we went to New York City, and had pizza.