IXL | Commas with introductory elements

Correct the sentence by adding a comma or commas. If the sentence is already correct, don't add any commas.

Uh-oh the flight to Miami is full, so we may have to take the bus.

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Correct the sentence by adding a comma or commas. If the sentence is already correct, don't add any commas.

Inside his brother's garage Desmond rebuilds engines for popular classic cars.

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

Yes, that sounds great!

Use a comma after a phrase that appears before the subject of the sentence.

During her trip to San Diego, Lauren visited the zoo.

Use a comma after a mild interjection.

Oh, what a stunning sunset.

The sentence has a phrase before the subject, Desmond. Use a comma after the introductory phrase.

Inside his brother's garage, Desmond rebuilds engines for popular classic cars.

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