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Comma Rules #1 - 6

Comma Rules #1 - 6

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English

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5th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
L.6.2A, RF.3.3B, L.1.2B

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Sonia Wilson

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2 Slides • 21 Questions

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3. Dates
  • Use a comma between date (or month), year

  • Saturday, July 18, 1980

  • July 18, 1990

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Multiple Choice

Which comma rule applies to the following sentence:

Wait, did she say we have homework?

1

between 2 adjectives

2

direct address

3

introductory word

4

complex sentence

3

Multiple Choice

Which comma rule applies to the following sentence:

Ally, are you listening to me?

1

introductory word

2

direct address

3

appositive

4

compound sentence

4

Multiple Choice

Which comma rule applies to the following sentence:

Andrew, please raise your hand before speaking.

1

direct address

2

introductory word

3

complex sentence

4

items in a series

5

Multiple Choice

Which comma rule applies to the following sentence:

On October 26, 2010, a sweet baby girl was born.

1

city/state

2

introductory word

3

between day and year

4

compound sentence

6

Multiple Choice

Which comma rule applies to the following sentence:

We will travel to Detroit, Michigan, for Thanksgiving.

1

compound sentence

2

direct address

3

complex sentence

4

city/state

7

Multiple Choice

Which comma rule applies to the following sentence:

Dear Mom, I loved our delicious dinner last night!

1

introductory word

2

greeting in a letter

3

compound sentence

4

appositive

8

Multiple Choice

Which rule does the sentence below follow?
An important day in US history is July 4, 1776, and this day is celebrated every year.

1

Use a comma to separate parts of dates and after years in the middle of a sentence.

2

Use a comma to separate the parts of a U.S. address [except between the state and the zip code when the address is in a sentence]

3

Use a comma after a greeting and closing in a personal letter, and after the closing of a business letter.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?
1

First brainstorm and write an outline.

2

Second, write a rough draft.

3

Third, edit the rough, draft.

4

Finally, write the final copy and, turn it in.

10

Multiple Choice

Choose the correctly written sentence:

1

He was born in Texas on, May 1, 1970.

2

He was born in Texas on May, 1, 1970

3

He was born in Texas on May 1 1970.

4

He was born in Texas on May 1, 1970.

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Multiple Select

Choose ALL the correctly punctuated sentences:

1

Hey, put that down!

2

However, both men were likely suspects.

3

Once I ate a goldfish.

4

Early in the morning, I went fishing.

12

Multiple Choice

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Which date is written correctly?

1
May 5 2016
2
May, 5 2016
3
May 5, 2016

13

Multiple Choice

Which date is punctuated correctly?

1

Monday February 22 2021

2

Monday, February 22 2021

3

Monday, February, 22 2021

4

Monday, February 22, 2021

14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following dates is properly punctuated?

1

On September 11 2021 it was 20 years since 9/11.

2

On September 11, 2021 it was 20 years since 9/11.

3

On September, 11 2021 it was 20 years since 9/11.

4

On September 11, 2021, it was 20 years since 9/11.

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Multiple Choice

What comma rule is NOT being followed?


Veteran's Day is on November 11 2021 this year.

1

When a sentence begins with an introductory phrase or transition.

2

Use a comma between two adjectives (describing words) when the word and can be used in its place.

3

Use a comma to interrupt direct quotations or before or after a direct quotation.

4

Use a comma to separate the day of the month from the year and after the year if the sentence continues.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses a comma to separate the day from the year?

1

George Washington was born on February 22, 1732.

2

I will be sixteen on Tuesday the 6th of, July 1582.

3

Tomorrow will be Sunday, December, 2.

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5. City & State/ City & Country
  • Use a comma between the city and the state

    Ex. Chicago, IL

    Los Angeles, CA

    New York City, New York

  • Use a comma between the city and the country​

    Ex. Paris, France

    Bogota, Colombia​

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses comma correctly?

1

The capital of the United, States is Washington D.C.

2

The capital of the United States, is Washington D.C.

3

The capital of the United States is Washington, D.C.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the comma rule for locations (city/state) correctly?

1

Mrs. Irving went to Los Angeles, California and she went shopping.

2

Mrs. Irving went to Los Angeles California, and she went shopping.

3

Mrs. Irving went to, Los Angeles, California, and she went shopping.

4

Mrs. Irving went to Los Angeles, California, and she went shopping.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses a comma to separate the name of a city from the state?

1

We are moving to Spokane Washington.

2

I live in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

3

The hurricanes, hit Tulsa Oklahoma, and Destin Florida.

21

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the comma correctly?

1

Our last day of school is May, 25 2022.

2

Our last day of school is May 25, 2022.

22

Multiple Choice

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Which sentence is written correctly?
1
I want to go to Orlando Florida.
2
I want to go to, Orlando, Florida.
3
I want to go to Orlando, Florida.

23

Multiple Choice

Which of the following cities/states is properly punctuated?

1

In Sandusky, Ohio travelers can find Cedar Point.

2

In Sandusky, Ohio, travelers can find Cedar Point.

3

In ,Sandusky Ohio travelers can find Cedar Point.

4

In Sandusky Ohio, travelers can find Cedar Point.

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3. Dates
  • Use a comma between date (or month), year

  • Saturday, July 18, 1980

  • July 18, 1990

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