IXL | Commas: review | 4th grade language arts

Add or remove commas to correct the sentence. The sentence should have two commas.

Mr. Burke has, a handkerchief, a watch and some coins in his pockets.

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Add or remove commas to correct the sentence. The sentence should have one comma.

Well a cold-blooded creature takes on the temperature of its surroundings.

Use commas to separate three or more items in a series. Put a comma after each item in the list, except for the last one.

The American flag is red, white, and blue.

In dates, use a comma between the day and the year.

January 1, 2000

Use a comma between a city and state or between a city and country.

Miami, Florida	Paris, France

Use commas to separate the name of a person being spoken to from the rest of the sentence.

Bella, thank you.	Thank you, Bella.	Thank you, Bella, for your help.

Use a comma after words like yes, no, well, and many others, when they are followed by a complete sentence.

Yes, that sounds great!	Well, let me think about that.

Use a comma after well. It is the first word, and it is followed by a complete sentence.

Well, a cold-blooded creature takes on the temperature of its surroundings.

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