✏️ Grammar & Conventions: Commas (Grade 5)

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Use a comma after an introductory element, to set off yes/no, a tag question or direct address.

1. Add the comma: Thanks for coming Grandma.

2. Add the comma: When the bell rang we lined up.

3. Add the comma: Sam can you help me?

4. Add the comma: No thank you.

5. Add the comma: After lunch we went outside.

6. Add the comma: It’s cold today isn’t it?

7. Add the comma: Yes I finished my homework.

Answer key: 1) Thanks for coming, Grandma. · 2) When the bell rang, we lined up. · 3) Sam, can you help me? · 4) No, thank you. · 5) After lunch, we went outside. · 6) It’s cold today, isn’t it? · 7) Yes, I finished my homework.

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Free Grade 5 English worksheet (Common Core L.5.2.b): use a comma after an introductory element, to set off yes/no, a tag question or direct address. Skill: Use a comma after an introductory element, to set off yes/no, a tag question or direct address. Level: Grade 5 — also suits Year 6 (UK).

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CCSS L.5.2.b: Use a comma after an introductory element, to set off yes/no, a tag question or direct address
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