Types of Comma Use

Types of Comma Use

For each of the following sentences, identify how the commas are used—to separate elements in a series, to set off an introductory phrase or a transitional word or phrase, to set off an appositive, or to separate parts of a date or an address.

For help with this exercise, see Chapter 33.

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Types of Comma Use: For each of the following sentences, identify how the commas are used—to separate elements in a series, to set off an introductory phrase or a transitional word or phrase, to set off an appositive, or to separate parts of a date or an address. - 1. Ramadan, the holiest time of year for Muslims, takes place during the ninth month of the lunar calendar.

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Types of Comma Use: For each of the following sentences, identify how the commas are used—to separate elements in a series, to set off an introductory phrase or a transitional word or phrase, to set off an appositive, or to separate parts of a date or an address. - 2. The dates were from August 11 to September 10, 2010, but the dates change every year.

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Types of Comma Use: For each of the following sentences, identify how the commas are used—to separate elements in a series, to set off an introductory phrase or a transitional word or phrase, to set off an appositive, or to separate parts of a date or an address. - 3. Allah first revealed the Koran, the holy book of Islam, to Muhammad during this period.

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Types of Comma Use: For each of the following sentences, identify how the commas are used—to separate elements in a series, to set off an introductory phrase or a transitional word or phrase, to set off an appositive, or to separate parts of a date or an address. - 4. During this month, Muslims try to purify their souls in a number of ways.

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Types of Comma Use: For each of the following sentences, identify how the commas are used—to separate elements in a series, to set off an introductory phrase or a transitional word or phrase, to set off an appositive, or to separate parts of a date or an address. - 5. Fasting from sunrise to sunset is one of the ways because Muslims will learn discipline, self-restraint, and generosity from this act.