Comma, Comma, Comma, Comma, Comma, Chameleon

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Comma, Comma, Comma, Comma, Comma, Chameleon 8 Comma Rules You Need to Know To Get Through Jr. High School

List of three or more… My favorite foods are pasta, pizza, and ice cream. I need to call Leeann, Arlene, and Kara. The brown, fluffy, large, dog ran across the very busy street. I have to get my hair cut, run to the store, and pick my kids up at daycare.

Separating Independent Clauses… I like to run but, not when it is hot! We can go to the grocery store, or we can go to the mall. I do not want a dog, nor do I want a kitty cat. Karen wants to go to the farm, yet her sister does not like the farm.

Separating Independent and Dependent Clauses… When I get to the mall, I will go to the food court. After ten minutes, I asked the nurse about the medication. Because the car broke down, I had to call for help. When the flight lands, I will hug my family.

Separating phrases that are not essential from the rest of the sentence… My brother, a twenty two year old male, graduated from college today. John, for example, likes to work. Tomorrow, Wednesday, we will take a trip to the zoo.

Using a comma to separate a quote… “Gas is too expensive,” cried the driver. “Someone took my car,” yelled the woman. “I am going to the store,” said the young man. “Happy Birthday,” yelled the crowd.

Introductory Elements… Yes, we can find a place for you to stay over the weekend. I’m sorry, I did not know what you said. Excuse me, you left your bag on the counter. Wait, I think we need to make a left turn up ahead.

Separating towns, states, and countries… Paris, France is my favorite place to visit. The capital of the United States is Washington, D. C. Taylor Swift lives in Nashville, Tennessee. Los Angeles, California is home to a lot of stars.

Separating days and months… Today is Tuesday, May 28, 2012. The Summer Olympics will begin on Friday, August 8, 2008. His birthday is on April 1, 2010. Christmas is on December 25,2012.