View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a comma or commas to set off words or PHRASES used as NOUNS OF ADDRESS (nominatives of address). Examples: JOE, get over here. Get over here, JOE. ...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a comma to separate introductory words yes and no and mild INTERJECTIONS from the sentence that follows them. Examples: OH, I heard that before. YES...
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View quiz on Daily Grammar INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they are needed. 1. Baseball basketball track and tennis require running. 2. The numbers 8 16 32 and 48 are called even numbers...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use commas to separate a series of three or more short clauses. Example: I am working, he is sleeping, and she is singing. (The comma before the CONJU...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use commas to separate a series of three or more phrases. Example: He ran down the hall, out the door, and into the yard. (The comma before the CONJUN...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use commas to separate a series of three or more numbers. Example: He called for numbers 3, 6, 9, and 12. INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they are ne...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use commas to separate a series of three or more words. Example: I dropped my pencil, papers, and books. (The comma before the CONJUNCTION and is opti...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use commas to separate parts of geographical places. Example: Have you visited St. Louis, Missouri? INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they are needed. ...
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View quiz on Daily Grammar INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they are needed. 1. Most graciously 2. Dear Madam 3. Do you live at 431 North 500 West West Valley Utah 84098? 4. My birt...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a comma after the complimentary close of a friendly or business letter. Example: Sincerely yours, INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they are needed i...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a comma after the salutation of a friendly letter. Example: Dear Fred, INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they are needed in these salutations. 1. D...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use commas to set off the year in a date if three parts of date are given (month, day, year). Do not use commas if only two parts are given. Examples: I ...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a comma after the parts of an address. (The house number and street name form one part, and state and ZIP code number form one part.) Example: My new...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a comma or commas to set off the abbreviations Jr., Sr., and Esq. Example: Carl Harris, Jr., is here now. INSTRUCTIONS: Place commas where they a...
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View quiz on Daily Grammar Use a period after initials used in names. Examples: E. F. Smith, Helen R. Hunsaker, W. James Swift Use a period after the abbreviations Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr., and ...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a period to show decimals, dollars, and cents. Examples: This costs $6.99. Two and one half is written 2.5. INSTRUCTIONS: Put periods where nee...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a period with abbreviations used with figures showing time. Examples: A.M., P.M., B.C., and A.D. INSTRUCTIONS: Put periods where needed in the follow...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Special abbreviations or initials need a period. Example: C.O.D. (cash on delivery) (Many abbreviations and acronyms, especially government agencies, now do not us...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a period after the abbreviations Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr., and St. (Saint) before a name and Jr., Sr., and Esq., after a name. Do not use a period with Miss because...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a period after initials used in names. Examples: E. F. Smith Helen R. Hunsaker W. James Swift INSTRUCTIONS: Put periods where needed in the foll...
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View quiz on Daily Grammar Use a period to end a DECLARATIVE SENTENCE. A declarative sentence makes a statement. Use a period to end an IMPERATIVE SENTENCE. An imperative sentence mak...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a period to end a DECLARATIVE SENTENCE. A declarative sentence makes a statement. Example: The assignment is due tomorrow. Use a period to end an I...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use an exclamation point to end an EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE or any strong exclamation. (A strong exclamation is called an INTERJECTION.) Many exclamations begin with h...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a question mark to end an INTERROGATIVE SENTENCe. An interrogative sentence asks a direct question. Example: Do you know the man? INSTRUCTIONS: Put th...
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View lesson on Daily Grammar Use a period to end an IMPERATIVE SENTENCE. An imperative sentence makes a command or request. Examples: Hand it in now. Stop. INSTRUCTIONS: Put the n...
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