Exam 31: Commas

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. July 4, 1776 is an important date for all patriots.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. How often do you floss your teeth Jameson?

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. My brother believe it or not never eats anything but hamburgers and french fries.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Ken Allen, the department chair, called a meeting for next week.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Charlotte, my noisy neighbor, has three large dogs in her small apartment.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Leonardo my faithful poodle sleeps at the foot of my bed.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. After I rode the roller coaster, I felt nauseous.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. The students were busy revising papers reading essays, and preparing for finals.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. As I charged into the terminal I saw my bus pull out.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. That was in fact the worst editorial I have ever read.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Tina a brilliant young woman from St. Croix, has been offered a partnership in a good law firm.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. I sold my first story on March 17, 1992.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Mahmoud I asked you not to keep the shed locked.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. The new restaurant will be located at 47 Broad Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. In the past year I have been exposed to measles three times.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Heather has moved to a new apartment at 202 First Street, Canton Ohio.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. May 29 2002 is the birth date of my first niece.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Desks chairs and erasers were scattered all over the classroom.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Tubas trumpets and trombones are stored in the practice rooms.

Select "correct" if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select "incorrect" if commas are missing or used incorrectly. Although he is less than six feet tall Luther is a basketball star.