Comma Worksheet Directions: Punctuate the following sentences with commas.

1. Wading into the cool lake we found relief from the heat.
2. In the heat of a summer afternoon our air conditioner stopped.
3. As I entered the room I realized that I was late again.
4. While I worked at the restaurant I learned about food.
5. Before you leave give us your address and telephone number.
6. I have seen his picture in magazines on television and in movies.
7. Use care courtesy and common sense in your driving.
8. You can spend the money now or you can put it in the bank.
9. The day was overcast yet we went to the beach.
10. She threw the switch but the lights did not work.
11. The rain continued for an hour so the game was called off.
12. He would not let them fight nor would he allow them to give up.
13. I was worried John that you had forgotten to feed the dog.
14. Unfortunately I have to stay up all night.
15. No you could go to bed early.
16. Yes he assigned another essay.
17. It was a happy productive prosperous season.
18. The foolish rude remark embarrassed him.
19. A heavy soiled ball sailed over the fence.
20. A tall dark and handsome man walked into the room.
21. Martha indeed hated homework.
22. The story nevertheless is interesting.
23. That song in my opinion is unimaginative.
24. Gene Fowler who happens to be a poet is my best friend.
25. My car which I received as a gift sits idle in the driveway.

any help would be appreciated, thank you all. :)

1. Wading into the cool lake, we found relief from the heat.

2. In the heat of a summer afternoon, our air conditioner stopped.

3. As I entered the room, I realized that I was late again.

4. While working at the restaurant, I learned about food.

5. Before you leave, give us your address and telephone number.

6. I have seen his picture in magazines, on television and in movies.

7. Use care, courtesy and common sense in your driving.

8. You can spend the money now, or you can put it in the bank.

9. The day was overcast, yet we went to the beach.

10. She threw the switch, but the lights did not work.

11. The rain continued for an hour, so the game was called off.

12. He would not let them fight, nor would he allow them to give up.

13. I was worried John, that you had forgotten to feed the dog.

14. Unfortunately, I have to stay up all night.

15. No, you could go to bed early.

16. Yes, he assigned another essay.

17. It was a happy, productive, prosperous season.

18. The foolish, rude remark embarrassed him.

19. A heavy, soiled ball sailed over the fence.

20. A tall, dark and handsome man walked into the room.

21. Martha indeed, hated homework.

22. The story nevertheless, is interesting.

23. That song, in my opinion, is unimaginative.

24. Gene Fowler, who happens to be a poet, is my best friend.

25. My car, which I received as a gift, sits idle in the driveway.

Heyoo. Hope this helps! I included some things to note (below) when you come across this topic again so you can understand it better. :)

Tip #1
Commas are used to separate items in a list. Example: I bought doughnuts, ketchup and a trampoline. From the exercise number 7 is a good example of what I am trying to convey.

Tip #2
Commas are also used to create a natural pause in conversations/ speeches. Example: You were dishonest to me, why? A few good examples from the exercise are numbers 1, 2, 3, 5 and 8.

Tip #3
Commas are also used for sentences that explain both the cause and effect. Example: I am a student, that is why I am always stressed. From the exercise, numbers 10, 11 and 9. (Haha I used commas here too).

Tip #4
Commas are also used to separate information. Note: usually, these sentences can stand alone with or without the information between the commas.
Example: My current therapy group, which is located a few kilometers from here, is the best I have been to.
Can this sentence stand alone without the information in between?
My current therapy group, is the best I have been to.
Yesssiiirrr :) it can definitely stand alone.
Some examples from the exercise are numbers 23, 24 and 25.

Anywwaaayyy...again I hope this helps! Feel free to ask me anything else or even if you want further explanations.

Googly eyed because it sounds like a silly thing to call someone

What sisters? is it in a story?