Commas after fronted adverbials and subordinate clauses
4th grade (Year 5 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.4.2.C, L.5.2.B · England: Y4 GPS (commas after fronted adverbials), KS2 SATs GPS
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Question 1
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • After the storm the garden, was a mess. • After the storm the garden was, a mess. • After, the storm the garden was a mess. • After the storm, the garden was a mess.
- A. After the storm the garden, was a mess.
- B. After the storm the garden was, a mess.
- C. After, the storm the garden was a mess.
- D. After the storm, the garden was a mess.
Question 2
A: Ready, Mum? Let's go! B: Ready Mum? Let's go! Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 3
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • Ella please, close the door. • Ella please close the, door. • Ella, please close the door. • Ella please close, the door.
- A. Ella please, close the door.
- B. Ella please close the, door.
- C. Ella, please close the door.
- D. Ella please close, the door.
Question 4
A: Yes I know the answer. B: Yes, I know the answer. Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 5
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • After the storm the garden, was a mess. • After the storm, the garden was a mess. • After the storm the garden was, a mess. • After, the storm the garden was a mess.
- A. After the storm the garden, was a mess.
- B. After the storm, the garden was a mess.
- C. After the storm the garden was, a mess.
- D. After, the storm the garden was a mess.
Question 6
A: After we ate, the dog went for a walk. B: After we ate the dog went for a walk. Which sentence avoids a silly misreading?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 7
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • When, the bell rings line up quietly. • When the bell rings, line up quietly. • When the bell rings line up, quietly. • When the bell, rings line up quietly.
- A. When, the bell rings line up quietly.
- B. When the bell rings, line up quietly.
- C. When the bell rings line up, quietly.
- D. When the bell, rings line up quietly.
Question 8
A: Let's eat, Grandma! B: Let's eat Grandma! Which sentence invites Grandma to eat?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 9
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • Although it was cold we swam, in the sea. • Although it was cold, we swam in the sea. • Although, it was cold we swam in the sea. • Although it was, cold we swam in the sea.
- A. Although it was cold we swam, in the sea.
- B. Although it was cold, we swam in the sea.
- C. Although, it was cold we swam in the sea.
- D. Although it was, cold we swam in the sea.
Question 10
A: Let's eat, Grandma! B: Let's eat Grandma! Which sentence invites Grandma to eat?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 11
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • Before, breakfast Jo walks the dog. • Before breakfast, Jo walks the dog. • Before breakfast Jo, walks the dog. • Before breakfast Jo walks, the dog.
- A. Before, breakfast Jo walks the dog.
- B. Before breakfast, Jo walks the dog.
- C. Before breakfast Jo, walks the dog.
- D. Before breakfast Jo walks, the dog.
Question 12
A: Yes I know the answer. B: Yes, I know the answer. Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 13
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • Yes I would love, to come. • Yes, I would love to come. • Yes I, would love to come. • Yes I would, love to come.
- A. Yes I would love, to come.
- B. Yes, I would love to come.
- C. Yes I, would love to come.
- D. Yes I would, love to come.
Question 14
A: Ready, Mum? Let's go! B: Ready Mum? Let's go! Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- A. A
- B. B
Question 15
Which sentence has the comma in the right place? • After the storm, the garden was a mess. • After the storm the garden, was a mess. • After, the storm the garden was a mess. • After the storm the garden was, a mess.
- A. After the storm, the garden was a mess.
- B. After the storm the garden, was a mess.
- C. After, the storm the garden was a mess.
- D. After the storm the garden was, a mess.
Question 16
A: Let's eat, Grandma! B: Let's eat Grandma! Which sentence invites Grandma to eat?
- A. A
- B. B
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