Which Comma Rule?
What's the Clause?
I Know My SPRoots!
The Right Word
OMG! (Oh, More Grammar!)
100

My husband baked sirloin steak, mashed potatoes, and peach pie.

Comma Rule 1

100
When the cats were sleeping on their blankets

Dependent Clause

100
This SPRoot means "mill" divided by "dec."

Cent

100
Its or It's:  ______ about to thunder!

It's

100

Which FANBOYS is missing?  And, So, But, Nor, For, Or...

Yet

200

Because it might snow this Friday, we will cancel our visit to the apple orchard.

Comma Rule 3

200

Tomorrow morning after my breakfast

Introductory clause

200

This SPRoot means "bend."

Flect/Flex

200

Than or Then:  You are sweeter _______ a slice of cheesecake!

Than

200

FANBOYS are known as this part of speech.

Conjunction

300

The rooster is quite excited, for he is getting ready to welcome the morning sun.

Comma Rule 2

300

The orange picture frame was decorated with tiny pumpkins

Independent Clause

300

This SPRoot is the opposite of "ex."

In/Im

300

Amount or Number:  I was surprised by the _____ of math problems on the test!

Number

300

Comma Rule 4 states that commas are to be placed around ____________ elements.

Parenthetical

400

My sister's black lab, Princeton, loves to eat peanut butter and bananas.

Comma Rule 4

400

With four clicks of the mouse

Introductory Clause

400

This word literally means "to lead with."

Conduct

400

Less or Fewer: Westchester County has slightly ______ people than the entire state of Delaware.

Fewer

400

The phrase "Shelby" in the phrase "My sister, Shelby, is a gymnast" is called a(n) _______ phrase.

Appositive

500

Sticking his finger up his nose, Uncle Desmond found an unpopped corn kernel.

Comma Rule 4

500

If Mrs. Tamucci really wants to bake oatmeal raisin cookies

Dependent Clause

500

This word literally means "to send under."

Submit

500

Less or fewer:  The library is _____ than two blocks from the Chinese restaurant.

Less

500

The phrase "Running to catch a plane" in the sentence "Running to catch a plane, I fell" is called a(n) ______ phrase.

Participle