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Name: _jean paul Garcia_

Date: ___4/15/2021_

Find out which Disney character you are based on your knowledge of commas.

Write a complex cause and effect sentence using the appropriate conjunction:

- In this town there are many unemployed people because they have closed the car factory.

Choose the sentence that is written correctly:

a. When I went to the store I bought, a few things, and then I went home.
b. Because I was very diligent about studying this past year, my final exams did not scare
me at all.
c. Quickly I signed up, for the SAT when I heard that the registration deadline was
tomorrow.
d. Until I graduate my parents, said that I cannot be out past midnight.

Place commas in the appropriate places in the sentence below:

The first time I visited my dream college, I could not believe that the teachers, students and
parents all come together for the Homecoming football game every year.

Which sentence is written correctly considering the most likely context:


a. Let’s eat Morley.
b. Let’s eat, Morley.
c. Let’s, eat, Morley.
d. Let’s, eat Morley.

Choose the correct way to combine these two sentences: I like swimming on sunny days. I don’t
like swimming on cloudy, rainy days.

a. I like swimming on sunny days, and I don’t like swimming on cloudy, rainy days.
b. I like swimming on sunny days, for I don’t like swimming on cloudy, rainy days.
c. I like swimming on sunny days, but I don’t like swimming on cloudy, rainy days.
d. I like swimming on Sunday days, or I don’t like swimming on cloudy rainy days
Correctly write a sentence that connects a dependent and independent clause with a comma:
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Which sentence utilizes a comma and conjunction correctly:
a. I wanted to reach the end of the line, but I had no more energy to finish the race.
b. I wanted to eat, and play.
c. Can I eat this cookie, or, that cookie?
d. I wasn’t ready, neither was he.

Write the Seven Conjunctions Below:


a. _____and_______
b. ____but________
c. ____however_
d. ____or________
e. ____so________
f. ____then______
g. ___yet_________

Circle the correct version of the sentence:


a. Shelly, who had so much work to do decided not to attend her friend’s birthday party.
b. Shelly who had so much work to do, decided not to attend her friend’s birthday party.
c. Shelly who had so much work to do decided not to attend her friend’s birthday party.
d. Shelly, who had so much work to do, decided not to attend her friend’s birthday party.

Correctly insert the comma(s) in the following sentence: He


was a difficult stubborn child.

Choose the correct version of the sentence below:


a. Welcome my fellow classmates to the grand opening of our school’s carnival.
b. Welcome, my fellow classmates, to the grand opening of our school’s carnival.

Do you insert commas with non-coordinative adjectives? Provide an example of a sentence using
non-coordinative adjectives.
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Select the correct version of the sentence:
a. “I want to go to my friend’s house,” the girl said.
b. “I want to go to my friend’s house”, the girl said.
c. “I want to go, to my friend’s house” the girl, said.
d. “I want to go to my friend’s house” the girl, said.

Explain how to fix the following sentence. In your explanation, be sure to include why the
meaning of the sentence changes with this grammatical error.

Be careful Miranda to always check both ways before crossing the street.

Be careful Miranda, to always check both ways before crossing the street.

What happens is that when the comma is not added, the sentence varies in meaning, making it
easy to get confused, and the meaning varies due to the pause made by the comma. when it is not
read it runs and when it pauses.

Choose the correct sentence below:


a. “Will you go to the movies with me?” the girl asked.
b. “Will you go to the movies with me,” the girl asked?
c. “Will you go to the movies with me” the girl asked.

Place the comma(s) in the correct place(s) in the following sentence:


Mary, who loves to bake cookies, brought everyone brownies after the test.

0-1 Mistakes: You’re Tiana! Why are you so perfect?

2-4 Mistakes: You’re Belle! You are very smart but too busy daydreaming to prove it.
!

5-8 Mistakes: You’re Hercules! You aren’t quite there yet but one day you will go the distance!

9-12 Mistakes: You’re Olaf! You tried really hard but unfortunately you’re a snowman that likes
summer...the odds aren’t really in your favor.

!
13-14 Mistakes: You’re Dumbo! You’re probably really cute but those big ears aren’t very good
at listening to the lesson!
!

15 Mistakes: You’re Elsa! You just let it go!

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