Using Commas in Other Situations

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: Two years ago, my parents decided to sell their house in St. Paul Minnesota and retire to Florida.

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: During a vacation they had stopped in Lake Worth, Florida to visit my father’s cousin Lila, and they decided they liked the area.

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: On December 29 2004 my mother called to tell me that they had put down a deposit on a house that was going to be built in a new development near Lila’s condominium.

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: When I heard the news, I said “Mom have you and Dad gone out of your minds? Isn’t this kind of sudden?”

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: “Yes” she replied “but I think your father and I have made a wise decision.”

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: Both my parents have always insisted that they would never retire to a place like Florida or Phoenix, Arizona, because they enjoy the winter.

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: My father grew up in Madison Wisconsin and moved to St. Paul in 1952.

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: My mother grew up in Minneapolis and moved to St. Paul when she married my father in June 1958.

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   Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: “Peter we’re putting the Carter Avenue house on the market this May,” my mother calmly informed me, “and we expect to be moving to Florida by September or October 2005.”

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    Using Commas in Other Situations - For each of the following sentences, choose the words that commas should follow. If the comma is already in the proper place, choose Correct.: On October 3, 2005, my parents moved to a small stucco house at 61 Rosewood Lane Green Acres Florida 33463.