Topic: Using commas
Comma is a punctuation mark (,) indicating a
pause between parts of a sentence or separating
items in a list.
Hint:
Use commas: -
-to separate adjectives. The beautiful, young
girl smiled at me.
- to separate items in a series. I need to buy
flour, sugar, margarine, and milk. –
-after an introductory statement. Tired of
waiting, the children left the park.
- before and, but, so, yet, or. I wanted a cookie,
but the bag was empty.
Topic: Using commas
Q. Place a comma in the given sentences.
1. Alex ate all his vegetables so he can have dessert.
2. Dad bought a coat a scarf mitts and a hat.
3. After swimming we will go home.
4. My kitten is cute enthusiastic and adorable.
5. Mom wanted to go with us to the movies but she is
too tired.
6. Will you turn the page circle number three and
read the question?
7. The recipe asks for flour eggs sugar and oil.
8. Later this morning we will go outside for gym.
9. Hockey started last week yet we don’t have our
uniforms.
10. This student is attentive polite and determined.