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QuestionAnswer
WHy should we punctuate? Helps with flow, increases reader's comprehension, improves readability, provides pauses, conveys messages correctly
About the comma Punctuation mark that indicates a pause between parts of a sentence. Separate items on a list. Set apart dialogue. Punctuate numerals and dates.
Dependent clause Words cant stand alone, needs more.
Independent clause Complete sentence that can stand alone
Coordinating conjunctions: fanboy conjuctions
Subordinating conjunctions: After, although, as, when, while, until, because, before, if, since. Aaawwubbis words.
Comma rule 1 Comma is used to separate items in a list
Comma rule 2 Comma used to set apart dialogue from narration.
Comma rule 3 Comma used to set apart dependent and independent clauses
Comma rule 4 Comma is used to conjoin two independent clauses when used with a coordinating conjunction.
Comma rule 5 Comma used to set apart parenthetical elements.
Comma rule 6 Comma used to set apart coordinating ajectives.
Comma rule 7 Comma used in numerals and dates.
What is a comma splice? When you use a comma to conjoin two independent clauses.
A comma is used to separate items in a list or series. T or f True
A comma is used to separate narration and dialogue. *T or F true
A comma is used to join two independent clauses together, without a conjunction. T or F False
A comma is used to join together an independent and dependent clause. T or F True
A comma is used to punctuate the end of a sentence. T or F False
A comma is used to separate coordinating adjectives. T or F True
A comma is used to set apart parenthetical elements. T or F True
A comma is used with a conjunction to join two independent clauses. T or F True
A comma is used to show possession. T or F False
A comma is used to punctuate numerals and dates. T or F True
Which sentence is correct? * 1/1 She is bringing candy, soda, and chips to the party. She is bringing candy, soda, and, chips to the party. She is bringing candy, soda, and chips to the party.
Which sentence is correct? *It is already noon. I need to eat some lunch. It is already noon, I need to eat some lunch. It is already noon. I need to eat some lunch.
Which sentence is correct? * 1/1 “Let’s go to the arcade today,” Jennifer suggested. “Let’s go to the arcade today”, Jennifer suggested. “Let’s go to the arcade today,” Jennifer suggested.
Which sentence is correct? * 1/1 Brussels sprouts are my favorite vegetable, but I only like them roasted. Brussels sprouts are my favorite vegetable, I only like them roasted. Brussels sprouts are my favorite vegetable, but I only like them roasted.
Which sentence is correct? *After he shot the winning soccer, goal he flung his arms up to celebrate. After he shot the winning soccer goal, he flung his arms up to celebrate. After he shot the winning soccer goal, he flung his arms up to celebrate.
Which sentence is correct? * 1/1 Angela exclaimed to your younger brother, “Don’t do that Sam!” Angela exclaimed to your younger brother “Don’t do that Sam!” Angela exclaimed to your younger brother, “Don’t do that Sam!
Which sentence is correct? * 1/1 The disheveled unorganized, student lost the homework. The disheveled, unorganized student lost the homework. The disheveled, unorganized student lost the homework.
What is a comma splice? * Using a comma to separate independent clauses, without a conjuntction
Which sentence contains a comma splice? * 1/1 My brother was late, as usual. My brother was late, we were tardy to class. My brother was late, so we were tardy to class. My brother was late; we were tardy to class. My brother was late, we were tardy to class.
In order to fix a comma splice, what can you do? Use a semicolon instead of a comma Use a period instead of the comma Insert a conjunction after the comma All of the above None of the above, because the sentence needs to be completely reworded All of the above
What are FANBOYS? * 1/1 Coordinating Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions Adverbs Parenthetical Elements Coordinating Conjunctions
What are AAAWWUBBIS Words? * 1/1 Coordinating Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions Adverbs Parenthetical Elements Subordinating Conjunctions
HALLENGE QUESTION: What is the Oxford Comma? * Not using a comma in a sentence Using a comma at the end of a list, before the word "and" Using a comma to separate independent clauses, without a conjunction Using a semicolon instead of a comma Using a comma at the end of a list, before the word "and"
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