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We want to go on vacation, but we haven’t saved up any money.  \n2. Tony can you please pass me the salt?  \n3. My best friends are Stacy Scott and Steve.  \n4. “Your taxes are due tomorrow” said the accountant.  \n5. Gross those nachos look disgusting!  \n6. One day I will visit Phoenix Arizona.  \nAdd commas to the paragraph as needed.  \nIn the summer we have a great time visiting my grandpa. He lives in Ann Arbor Michigan. He has a house near parks lakes and waterfalls.  \nWe use commas in many different ways!  \nEvery visit we start with a hike. After the hike we go to a great restaurant  \nfor dinner.  \nReading & Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nUsing commas  \nGrade 5 Punctuation Worksheet  \nAnswers  \nAdd commas to the sentences as needed.  \n1. We want to go on vacation, but we haven’t saved up any money.  \n2.  Tony, can you please pass me the salt?  \n3. My best friends are Stacy, Scott, and Steve.  \n4. “Your taxes are due tomorrow,” said the accountant.  \n5.  Gross, those nachos look disgusting!  \n6.  One day, I will visit Phoenix, Arizona.  \nAdd commas to the paragraph as needed.  \nIn the summer(,) we have a great time visiting my grandpa. He lives in Ann Arbor(,) Michigan. He has a house near parks (,) lakes (,) and waterfalls. Every visit (,) we start with a hike. 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