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I put away my socks my shirts and my pants.  \n2. Before the movie we bought popcorn.  \n3. The man looked at me so I smiled at him.  \n4. The game is interesting innovative and fun to play.  \n5. After school we will ride our bikes to the park.  \nHint: Use commas    \n-to separate adjectives: The naughty, envious Grinch walk down the mountain.  \n-to separate items in a series: You need a pencil, an eraserand a piece of paper.  \n-after an introductory statement:  \nIn Science, we learned about plants.  \n-before “and”, “but”, “so”,“yet”, “or”:  \nDo you want cake, or would you prefer pie?  \n6. Paul got up from the table but he didn’t push his chair in when he left.  \n7. I want to take a long warm bath before I goto bed.  \n8. Mary wrote a good story and it had a surprising ending.  \n9. Later this month we will go skating.  \n10. Pick up your toys your clothes and your shoes.  \nAnswers  \n1. I put away my socks, my shirts and my pants.  \n2. Before the movie, we bought popcorn.  \n3. The man looked at me, so I smiled at him.  \n4. The game is interesting, innovative and fun to play.  \n5. After school, we will ride our bikes to the park.  \n6. Paul got up from the table, but he didn’t push his chair in when he left.  \n7. I want to take a long, warm bath before I go to bed.  \n8. Mary wrote a good story, and it had a surprising ending.  \n9. Later this month, we will go skating.  \n10. Pick up your toys, your clothes and your shoes.","cbCaijQuTlwP86X6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijQuTlwP86X6","pdf",65649,"English","# Commas in Sentences\n## Exercise Questions\n## Punctuation Guidelines and Hints\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How should commas be used with adjectives?\",\"answer\":\"Commas are used to separate a list of adjectives that describe a noun, such as 'The naughty, envious Grinch.'\"},{\"question\":\"Where should a comma be placed in a sentence with an introductory statement?\",\"answer\":\"A comma should be placed after the introductory phrase or clause, for example: 'After school, we will ride our bikes to the park.'\"},{\"question\":\"When is a comma required before conjunctions?\",\"answer\":\"A comma is needed before coordinating conjunctions like 'and', 'but', 'so', 'yet', or 'or' when they connect two independent clauses within a sentence.\"}]","Commas in Sentences - Grade 2 Punctuation Worksheet | PDF"]