Use commas after introductory elements, with yes/no, tag questions, direct address, and series (L.5.2.a-c)
Exercise
Difficulty 3
~4 min
eng.g5.f.ex_35
Comma Rules Audit
Prompt
Add missing commas to 5 sentences. Identify which rule (1-5) applies to each. (1) After lunch we left. (2) Yes I would like to come. (3) You are coming aren't you. (4) Maya please open the window. (5) I need pencils paper and a notebook.
How it's presented
mode
annotation with rule labeling
Answer criteria
type
rubric
criteria
All 5 commas addedEach rule identified by numberComma placement correctRule labels correct
Hints
- Rule 1 = after introductory. Rule 2 = yes/no. Rule 3 = tag. Rule 4 = direct address. Rule 5 = series.
- Even short introductory phrases need a comma (After lunch, ...).
Misconceptions to watch
- Misses comma after short introductory.
- Forgets second comma in mid-sentence direct address.
Used in lessons