PPT-Punctuation Practice MYTH: Long sentences need a comma. A really long sentence may be
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MYTH Commas are so mysterious that its impossible to figure out where they belong Some rules are flexible but most of the time commas belong in very predictable
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Punctuation Practice MYTH: Long sentences need a comma. A really long sentence may be: Transcript
MYTH Commas are so mysterious that its impossible to figure out where they belong Some rules are flexible but most of the time commas belong in very predictable places You can learn to identify many of those places using the tips in this handout. and Run-on Sentences. From the. UWF Writing Lab’s 101 . Grammar Mini-Lessons Series. Mini-Lesson #33. A comma splice occurs when only a comma separates the two complete sentences (independent clauses). A comma splice is not a comma error. A run-on occurs when two complete sentences are fused together without the proper punctuation.. myth myth myth myth myth myth myth myth myth myth iving www.multilingualliving.com 3. Children seem to have an easier time learning languages than adults, but we should not underestimate the English . Brushup. . 4. th. edition. 5 Rules to the Comma. Use a comma:. Between items in a series. After introductory material. Around words that interrupt the flow of a sentence. Between complete thoughts connected by joining word. What is a run-on?. Seth fell, he cried.. Although the goblins of fire laughed at my weak computer skills and then stole the large block of cheddar cheese I purchased from that Cheese to Please place last Wednesday afternoon, I ended up giving them mad props for their hardcore computer knowledge as well as their odd ability to scare children when offering them lollipops and boxes of newborn puppies. 1. Clauses. Clauses and Punctuation. Commas are necessary for comprehension.. In order to know when to use commas, it is important to understand clauses.. Understand Clauses. An independent clause can stand alone. . Fixing a Common Error. What is a Comma Splice? . A comma splice refers to the . linking of two independent clauses with a comma.. Remember, an independent clause can stand on its own as a complete sentence: it has a . UWC Writing Workshop. Spring 2014. Let’s see what’s out there…. Basics of Sentence Structure. Comma Splices. Sentence Fragments. Verbs . Use Interesting Verbs. Use Verbs You Know. Don’t Use Passive Voice. Answer a question and win or lose a point for your team!. 2. The most important thing a student can do is to organize your time.. Incorrect:. Students is plural.. Revision:. The most important thing that . Angela Gulick. CAS Writing Specialist. June . 2015. What Is a Sentence?. A complete sentence is made up of two or more parts: . A subject . (who or what the sentence is about). A verb . (what the action is that is taking place). What Is a Comma?. A comma is a punctuation mark that . indicates a pause is needed in a sentence.. Commas help to . clarify meaning for the reader.. Commas can . make the sentence easier to understand.. by Structure. Simple. Compound. Complex. Compound-Complex. Simple. One Independent Clause (IC). Independent Clause: . Can. stand alone as a sentence.. We had fun at the ball game. . Compound Sentence. Punctuation and Grammar. Rhythm and Flow. Part . II. Direct Address. Separate Adjectives. Interruptions. Appositives. Explanatory Phrases. Dialogue. Name: _____________________. Students will understand that using . Punctuation in English Rules and recommendations. Introduction. In writing, we can use punctuation marks to emphasize, clarify, … what we mean. Meanwhile, in speaking, we can make a pause, stop, change our tone of voice… Where do you need a comma????. The day was January 3 2000. It will go down in history as the strangest day Doylestown has ever seen. That morning a teenager named Tom woke up like any other morning. After getting dressed brushing his teeth and tying his shoelaces he ran downstairs to find his sister eating the last Pop-Tart. Right in front of his sisters eyes flames of brilliant red yellow and orange bursts through Tom’s ears and nose. The flaming fires from the soles of his shoes lifted him like a rocket ship and he flew out the window never to be seen again. Legend has it that he always comes back today to roam the streets looking for Pop-Tarts. .
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