Working with Commas!

Working With Commas

4/30/14

Instructions: Go through this handout and circle any comma that you think is unnecessary. Leave the commas that you believe are correct as they are and do not circle, or put a line through them. Also add a comma to a sentence if needed.

1.)  To be successful nurses with M.S. degrees must continue to learn.

2.)  The new microwave disinfection system was delivered, but the installation will require an additional week.

3.)  The conditions at the test site in the Arctic, made accurate readings difficult.

4.)  The idea is good; however, our budget is not sufficient.

5.)  Joe, enclosed is the money for your baseball registration.

6.)  The director of the little league, and the supervisor of the parks and recreation were opposed to the new game schedules.

7.)  The chairperson formally ended the meeting, but, the members of the committee continued to argue.

8.)  I agree with you, yes.

9.)  Our new baseball team, which played together for the first time this year, walked out onto that championship field with our heads raised.

     10.) You will understand, Joe, that your grade is a reflection of the work you put into class.