Comma rules in four sentence types
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- Q1Which of the following are ways a comma can be used?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q2Why has a comma been used in this sentence? Jun stepped into the warm, cosy classroom.because a co-ordinating conjunction was usedto show where a relative clause begins or endsbecause it is after an adverbial clauseto separate adjectives in an expanded noun phrase30s
- Q3Which co-ordinating conjunctions require a comma before them in a compound sentence?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q4Which version of this sentence requires a comma to be added?After we returned from church we did Art.We did Art this afternoon.We did Art after we returned from church.30s
- Q5Which version of this sentence has the correct commas?My cousin, who lives in Liverpool is a cricket fanatic.My cousin who lives in Liverpool, is a cricket fanatic.My cousin, who lives in Liverpool, is a cricket fanatic.30s
- Q6Which version of this sentence has all the commas used correctly?We could play with Jacob, or we could invite Sam Izzy and Alex.We could play with Jacob or we could invite Sam Izzy and Alex.We could play with Jacob, or we could invite Sam, Izzy and Alex.30s