Commas, commas, commas!
Rule #1: Use commas to separate items in a series (three or more things), including the last two items.
Example: He hit the ball, dropped the bat, and ran to first base.
Rule #2: Use a comma + a conjunction (and, but, or, for, nor, yet, so) to connect two independent clauses.
Example: I need to earn some money, so I would like to mow your grass.
Your mission: Add commas where they belong in the sentence below.
I used tape glue string and gum but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
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I used tape, glue, string, and gum but the stamp still fel ff the envelope.
ReplyDeleteI used tape, glue, string, and gum, but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteGreat work so far with using commas! Here is a little sentence from me:
ReplyDeleteMrs. Fortney loves icecream, chocolate and candy, but most of all she likes icecream! :)
I LOVE commas!
I used tape, glue, string, and gum, but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteMiriam Sommers
I used tape, glue, string, and gum, but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteI used type, glue, string, and gum, but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteI used tape, glue, string, and gum, but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteI used tape, glue, string and gum, but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteI used tape,glue,string and gum,but the stamp still fell off the envelope.
ReplyDeleteI went to take a shower and by the time i came back all the icecream was melted
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