Grade 4 Language - Commas (Compound Sentences)
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Commas are to be placed before a coordinating conjunction. A coordinating conjunction brings together two independent sentences into a compound sentence. Coordinating conjunctions include and, but, for, so, yet, nor, and or. It is important to place the comma in the right place when using these words in between two independent clauses. In this quiz, the students will place the comma in the correct place.
Angela loves to go to the movies on Saturdays but Thomas hates the movies.
Max is a dog but he thinks he is a cat by drinking milk.
Sarah should do her homework right now or she needs to do her chores.
Three children begged for candy from the store owner yet he would not give them any.
The flag waved in the breeze above the building and many people could see it.
At the end of summer, many mothers will take their children shopping so they can have new clothes for the school year.
In the morning soft drinks are not served in the restaurant nor do they serve hamburgers.
Cleaning the house takes a lot of time so people should plan on devoting three hours to do this.
Judges frequently make decisions for that is their job.
Boats sail across the Lampkin River and then they move towards the inlet.
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