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Understanding the Five Comma Rules for Effective Writing

This guide explores the five essential comma rules that enhance clarity and readability in writing. Learn how to properly set off interrupters and modifiers, list items, separate adjectives, join simple sentences using coordinating conjunctions, and punctuate introductory clauses. Each rule is explained with examples to help you identify and apply these rules in your own writing. By mastering these comma rules, you can improve your writing skills and ensure your messages are conveyed clearly and effectively.

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Understanding the Five Comma Rules for Effective Writing

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  1. The five comma rules

  2. Which rule is this? • My aunt, my dad’s youngest sister, is moving back to Chicago. • Use commas to set off interrupters/modifiers.

  3. Which rule is this? • The latest iphone has face time, a camera on the front, and an automated directory called Siri. • Use commas between items in a list.

  4. Which rule is this? • My favorite artist is one who is realistic, down-to-earth, and extremely pleasant in person. • Use commas between adjectives.

  5. Which rule is this? • I was out of school for two full weeks, yet I need another vacation. • Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction, FANBOYS, to join simple sentences.

  6. Which rule is this? • During the beginning of the school year, I asked Ms. T what advice could she give me to help teach our learners. • Use a comma after an introductory clause.

  7. Which rule is this? • Identify the comma rule being used in each of the following sentences: • 1. Michael, is one of the smartest students in this class. • 2. William, and Sierra make a great team. • 3. I am so proud of , all of my Juniors this year! • 4. Ms. Gillick is a mentor, and a great teacher. • 5. I know that everyone will do well on the ACT because, we’re studying hard.

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