Let's Learn About Commas

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English

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2nd Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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CCSS

6.NS.B.3, L.1.2C, L.4.2C

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Standards-aligned

Stephanie Emery

Used 12+ times

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6 Slides • 9 Questions

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Write this date correctly:

July 4 1983

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Write this date correctly:

October 10 2016

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Write this date correctly:

March 17 1996

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Multiple Choice

Write this sentence correctly:

We will go to San Francisco California tomorrow.

We will go to California, San Francisco tomorrow.

We will go to San Francisco California, tomorrow.

We will go to San Francisco, California tomorrow.

We will go to San Francisco, California, tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

Write this sentence correctly:

My uncle has horses in Lexington Kentucky.

My uncle has horses in Lexington, Kentucky, USA.

My uncle has horses in Kentucky, Lexington.

My uncle has horses in Lexington, Kentucky.

Multiple Choice

Write this sentence correctly:

My family is going to Jackson Wyoming this summer.

My family is going to Jackson Wyoming, this summer.

My family is going to Jackson, Wyoming this summer!

My family is going to Jackson, Wyoming this summer,

My family is going to Jackson, Wyoming this summer.

For example, these sentences could be combined and say:

Kate, Jon, and Fred have a bike.

For example, these sentences could be combined and say:

I like grapes, bananas, and apples.

Multiple Choice

How could you combine these sentences:

Jan has a cat.
Jan has a dog.
Jan has a bunny.

Jan has a cat, a dog, and a bunny.

Jan has a cat, a bunny, but no dog.

Jan has a cat or a dog.

Jan has only a cat and a dog.

Multiple Choice

How could you combine these sentences:

They ate pizza.
They ate hot dogs.
They ate chips.

They had a salad.

They ate pizza, hot dogs, and chips.

They ordered sushi.

They enjoyed ice cream.

Multiple Choice

How could you combine these sentences:

Ben made a pie.
Jill made a pie.
Tom made a pie.

Jill and Tom made a pie together.

Only Ben made a pie.

Ben, Jill, and Tom baked cookies.

Ben, Jill, and Tom made a pie.

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