Comma Rules

Mar 29, 2019

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Comma Rules. Adapted from Acts of Teaching by Joyce Armstrong-Carol. Connectors. . Introducers. . Types of introductory information. Preposition– Before I went to eat lunch, I…. Interjections- Yea , I can’t believe we won. Absolute- Walking to school , I found….

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Comma Rules • Adapted from Acts of Teaching by Joyce Armstrong-Carol
Connectors .
Introducers .
Types of introductory information • Preposition–Before I went to eat lunch, I…. • Interjections-Yea, I can’t believe we won. • Absolute-Walking to school, I found…. • Subordinating conjunction-Since the cafeteria was closed, he went without lunch.
Interrupters .
Listers .
Closers

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