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Adding Commas Between Two Clauses 2

The document provides a lesson on using commas between two independent clauses. It explains that commas mimic pauses in speech and are used to separate items in a list or clauses in a sentence. Seven sentences are then provided that students must rewrite by adding commas between the two clauses. The answers at the bottom show the corrected sentences with commas inserted in the proper places.

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Adding Commas Between Two Clauses 2

The document provides a lesson on using commas between two independent clauses. It explains that commas mimic pauses in speech and are used to separate items in a list or clauses in a sentence. Seven sentences are then provided that students must rewrite by adding commas between the two clauses. The answers at the bottom show the corrected sentences with commas inserted in the proper places.

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Adding Commas between Two Clauses Worksheet

Commas you use in writing are similar to pauses you use in speech. Commas are also
used to group similar items together.
Commas are used in a series of words, to set off dialogue, and between two clauses.

Re-Write each sentence below. Add commas between two clauses.

I’ve always wanted to ski but my parents won’t let me.


I’ve always wanted to ski, but my parents won’t let me.

1. You will have to complete your work or you will not get to play basketball.

2. Sherry wanted to learn but she couldn’t hear because other kids were talking.

3. John likes to fish and Stephen likes to ride bikes.

4. Jerry enjoys studying at home but sometimes it is too noisy.

5. We will have to be on time or else they will not let us in the gates.

6. They are very reliable but the other group is not.

7. Ms. James likes to teach and Mr. Washington likes to paint the school walls.
Answers:

1. You will have to complete your work, or you will not get to play basketball.

2. Sherry wanted to learn, but she couldn’t hear because other kids were talking.

3. John likes to fish, and Stephen likes to ride bikes.

4. Jerry enjoys studying at home, but sometimes it is too noisy.

5. We will have to be on time, or else they will not let us in the gates.

6. They are very reliable, but the other group is not.

7. Ms. James likes to teach, and Mr. Washington likes to paint the school walls.

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